The U.S. Marshals Service and Homeland Security Investigations rescued or located 31 children missing. At least seven recoveries were of critically missing children with ties to sex trafficking.
Will these changes be enough to prevent abuse and undo the damage that has been done to countless victims of underage content, revenge porn, nonconsensual porn, sex trafficking, sexual exploitation, and other forms of image-based abuse?
The problem is simple: porn hurts people—it doesn’t help them—and has well-documented harmful effects, including being inextricably tied to sex trafficking.
Brooke, a sex trafficking survivor, is now helping to draft a Texas law mandating hotels to train workers to spot the telltale signs of human trafficking.
Fight the New Drug sat down with Dr. Karen Countryman-Roswurm of the Center for Combating Human Trafficking at Wichita State University for an exclusive interview about her work and porn’s connection to sex trafficking.
After a 16-year-old girl was sex trafficked from Bangladesh to India by a family friend, her mother set out to rescue her herself, no matter the cost. This is the story of Asiya and Marium.
What are the real effects of porn? These 3 common myths reveal how porn can influence expectations, relationships, and sexual understanding.
OnlyFans is often marketed as a fast path to fame and money, but the reality can be more complicated. Many creators feel pressure to post increasingly extreme content and risky stunts to gain attention and keep subscribers.
A new report reveals how much Americans spent on OnlyFans in 2025. Here’s what the data shows, and what it means for consumers.
Research links porn use to changes in brain circuitry, lower relationship satisfaction, increased loneliness, and shifting sexual expectations. Drawing from the latest researcg, here are 17 evidence-based reasons to rethink porn.
What happens when you speak out against porn? The online hate is real. Fight the New Drug’s Social Media Manager shares some of Fight’s best and worst comments and why she decides to fight.
The reality is, when it comes to the “decision” to enter the commercial sex industry, the issue of choice is not as simple as it might seem.
