A South Dakota state representative has vowed to reintroduce legislation in the 2025 session that would impose age verification restrictions on adult websites.
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Two members of the Netherlands’ House of Representatives have put forward a motion calling on the government to require that adult websites institute age verification procedures.
Former Democratic presidential candidate, Secretary of State and First Lady Hillary Clinton gave an interview to CNN on Saturday as part of her campaign push on behalf of Kamala Harris, where she called for a total repeal of Section 230, known to digital rights activists as “the First Amendment of the internet.”
A group of adult performers and directors are spearheading new political ad campaign #HandsOffMyPorn ahead of the Nov. 5 U.S. presidential election, targeting those accessing adult content in swing states with a warning about Project 2025’s promised ban on porn and plan to imprison those who produce it.
Only hours after the Universities of Wisconsin Board of Regents took the unusually extreme step of firing veteran communications professor Joe Gow — stripping him of tenure for creating and appearing in adult content — XBIZ spoke exclusively with him about his case.
The Universities of Wisconsin Board of Regents has fired veteran communications professor Joe Gow, stripping him of tenure for unremorsefully creating and appearing in adult content.
The Republican-run state government of Florida is stepping up efforts to redefine legal and policy terminology in a campaign to censor free speech concerning sexuality.
TickleLife, the first pleasure tech stack for the $1 trillion global sexual well-being industry, announced the first censor-proof Payment Gateway for the industry.
Ireland’s Justice Minister Helen McEntee today declared that she believes pornography has become “too easily accessible” and “more violent and degrading.” She made the remarks in response to a survey publicized by the local press, claiming that “one in five men in Ireland aged under 55 watch porn daily.”
Fox News’ Tucker Carlson has advised young men to avoid “casual sex” and porn, which he called “bad” and a cause of unhappiness.