
Why the Wall Street Journal is Wrong About Tech Accountability
The WSJ thinks the wave of state lawsuits against Meta are a money grab. Here’s why they’re wrong.

The WSJ thinks the wave of state lawsuits against Meta are a money grab. Here’s why they’re wrong.

In November 2025, NCOSE delivered a briefing on sextortion to the White House. Now, one of our key recommendations has been adopted in a new federal program.

Following pressure from the App Store Accountability Act, Google Play rolls out new opt-in tools that help provide age appropriate experiences.

Behind the glossy veneer of the American digital miracle lies a remarkably unvarnished failure of public duty. For generations, the architects of Silicon Valley have carefully

WASHINGTON, DC (July 8, 2026) – The National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE), standing alongside a nationwide network of protective parents and child exploitation survivors,

The House just passed the “KIDS Act”—a dangerous bill which masquerades as a child protection bill, but is really a Big Tech protection bill.

Demand for commercial sex is the driving force behind sex trafficking. Here’s an update on the fight against sex trafficking through demand reduction tactics.

The TAKE IT DOWN Act is a great law—but is it being enforced? The answer is: YES!

The Parents Over Platforms Act would make the online world even more dangerous for children than it already is.

The GUARD Act is a key piece of legislation needed to protect kids from the harms of AI chatbots and AI companions. After advancing out of committee, it could go to Senate for a floor vote.

Haley McNamara is joined by Tori Hirsch and Megan Griffin to discuss the GUARD Act. They take a closer look at what it is and

In this episode, Dani Pinter, Esq., (Chief Legal Officer and Director of the NCOSE Law Center) talks about the ramifications of 30 years of Section
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