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.
The First Lady is expected to resume a normal schedule of official duties following her first public remarks of Trump's ...
Marc Fogel, the family of Corey Comperatore, and Laken Riley's mother and sister highlight the list of "special people" sitting with first lady Melania Trump.
Melania Trump used her first public remarks of her husband’s second term to lend her support to an effort to protect ...
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The Reason Melania Trump Reportedly Stays Away From The White House Is Actually TragicWhile it's clear that first lady Melania Trump is not interested in living in the White House full time, the reason behind it ...
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Melania Trump is touting a bill that would make it a crime to publish "non-consensual intimate imagery" online and require offending content to be removed from websites.
• Latest CNN poll: Ahead of the president’s first formal address to Congress on Tuesday of his second term, a CNN poll ...
Melania Trump is spending relatively little time in the White House with her husband as she works on her Amazon documentary, ...
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