Melania Trump urges lawmakers to sign bill combatting revenge-porn
Melania Trump was on Capitol Hill Monday to urge lawmakers to vote for a bill with bipartisan support that would make so-called "revenge-porn" a federal crime. The Take It Down bill would make it a crime to post "intimate images" - real or AI-generated - online without an individual's consent and would require technology companies to remove the content within 48 hours.
Americans aren’t impressed by Melania Trump and her anti-cyberbullying campaign. The first lady formally announced Monday ...
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What to expect from Trump's address to joint session of Congress 06:11. President Trump's speech to a joint session of ...
A teenage girl bullied with AI-generated deepfakes, the family of the firefighter killed during the Trump rally in Butler, ...
Actor Laura Benanti jumped back into character as first lady Melania Trump on Monday’s episode of “The Late Show with Stephen ...
Melania Trump is throwing her support behind something everyone can agree on: stopping deepfake nudes. It's a smart use of ...
First Lady Melania Trump is bringing special guests from "all different walks of life" to her husband's State of the ...
The 'Fox & Friends' co-hosts discuss first lady Melania Trump's effort to pass the Take It Down Act to protect children from being targeted online.
Melania Trump made her first solo appearance as first lady on January 20, participating in a Capitol Hill roundtable to ...
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