Trump Signs a Bill To Make Posting ‘Revenge Porn’ a Federal Crime. He Had the First Lady Sign, Too

Melania Trump called the new law a “national victory” that will help protect children from online exploitation, including through the use of artificial intelligence to make fake images.

Illinois Supreme Court Rules That Revenge Porn Is Not Protected by the First Amendment

The Illinois Supreme Court reversed a lower court’s ruling that a state law which criminalized “revenge porn” was an unconstitutional restriction on the right to free speech. The case involves a woman, Bethany Austen, who was charged with a felony after she circulated nude images of a neighbor who was having an affair with her then-boyfriend.