Trump signed the Take it Down Act into law May 19, 2025. What to know about the “revenge porn” law and first lady Melania Trump, who advocated for it

In recent years, people ranging from Taylor Swift and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio Cortez to high school girls around the country have been victims of non-consensual, explicit deepfakes — images where a person’s face is superimposed on a nude body,

United States President Donald Trump has announced the ‘Take It Down Act’ alongside his wife, Melania Trump. The announcement came in the White House’s Rose Garden, where both Melania Trump and Donald Trump took to the stage to discuss the new bill.

President Donald Trump will be joined by First Lady Melania Trump on Monday afternoon to sign a bill targeting non-censual images, including deepfakes made with artificial intelligence and revenge porn.

US President Donald Trump has signed the Take It Down Act into law. This act makes it a federal crime to post non-consensual intimate images, including AI-generated deepfakes, online. Introduced by Senators Ted Cruz and Amy Klobuchar,

President Donald Trump signed the “Take It Down Act,” a bipartisan bill that targets explicit AI-generated deepfakes. NBC News’ Hallie Jackson details the importance of the bill and who it will target.