The War on Porn

Arizona Republican congressman Paul Gosar made comments on social media Wednesday questioning longstanding jurisprudence protecting sexual expression as free speech under the First Amendment.

Spanish sex workers and adult industry figures are sounding the alarm about a proposed new law, supported by politicians from both the ruling and opposition parties, aiming to outlaw all forms of paid sex work — including commercial pornography.

Two prominent conservative newspapers, the Washington Times and the Echo Times, have now published evidence-free op-eds blaming “pornography” as one of the causes of the recent mass shootings in Uvalde, Texas and other locations.

An Indonesian OnlyFans content creator, who goes by the handle @gresaids on the platform, is reportedly pregnant amid her ongoing legal proceedings, prompting her attorney to ask for leniency from the authorities.

In the wake of what organizers call "constant attacks by some individuals," the 2022 LALExpo is moving location from Cartagena to northern seaport town Barranquilla.

He also said people as young as 18 should not have access to semi-automatic rifles.

In 5-4 decision, the U.S. Supreme Court reinstated an injunction that temporarily blocks enforcement of a controversial new law in Texas.

The Ohio Senate candidate told a Catholic magazine in 2021 that porn should be restricted to help an “isolated” generation thrive.

The bill requires an interval of at least a month between the signing of the contract and filming, and the contract can be canceled within one year of a video’s release.

The local official behind the crusade for Germany to require age verification for viewing sexual content is now seeking to expand to all of Europe the use of his new AI tool, KIVI, which automatically scans all online content to determine which images are not compliant with the law.