First lady Melania Trump has urged Congress to make posting intimate imagery online a federal crime, stressing the harm it causes to teenagers, particularly girls. Speaking at a Capitol Hill roundtable on the ‘Take It Down Act’, she emphasized prioritizing young people’s well-being and criticized Democrats for insufficient participation.
Melania Trump pushes for online safety bill, calls revenge porn ‘heartbreaking’
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