The joint subcommittee hearing was among the latest Republican pushback to district judges who have ruled against the Trump administration, at times using nationwide injunctions to temporarily ...

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The bipartisan Take It Down Act passed swiftly in both the Senate and the House, and has been championed by First Lady Melania Trump. It is now law. Macy Meyer is a North Carolina native who ...

President Trump signed the “Take It Down Act” on ... During the signing ceremony, the President invited the First Lady to also sign the act ceremonially, saying, “She deserves to sign ...

US President Donald Trump has signed a bill criminalizing nonconsensual artificial intelligence-generated deepfake porn, which also requires websites to take down any illicit images within 48 hours.

a measure that imposes penalties for online sexual exploitation that first lady Melania Trump helped usher through Congress, and he had her sign it, too, despite what sounded like a mild objection ...

President Trump signed a bill on Monday criminalizing the publication of nonconsensual sexually explicit “deepfake” images and videos online, marking the first major technology safety bill ...

President Donald Trump signed the Take It Down Act on Monday, a bipartisan law that enacts stricter penalties for distributing nonconsensual explicit images, including deepfakes and revenge porn.

After Mr. Trump signed the bill into law, he handed it to his wife to also sign. Meta, which owns Facebook and Instagram, as well as TikTok and Snapchat have all said they support the legislation.