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Lucas Timothy Hunt pleaded guilty to a felony charge of third-degree sexual exploitation of a minor in Randolph County, N.C.
No More Victims Alliance has launched a new advocacy campaign called “ Against the Clock ” in response to the stalling of two statute of limitations reform bills in Missouri as part of its national effort to expand abuse survivor access to justice.
Last week, the Oklahoma legislation known as the “Cindy Clemishire Act” died after the state Senate adjourned early, without calling the bill to a floor vote. This came just one day after its unanimous passage out of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Statute of limitations reform legislation died last Friday after the Missouri Legislature adjourned without passing at least one of the companion bills, SJR-93 and HJR-130, despite the Against the Clock advocacy campaign urging voters to call their representatives and emphasize the importance of the resolutions.
This year's legislative session has marked more victories for Trey's Law bills across the states.
On May 20, the United States Senate unanimously passed the federal version of Trey's Law (S-3966), known as the “Terminating Restrictive Enforcement of Youth Settlements Law.”
My favorite pericope in the entire Bible is John 20:11-18. Days after the Crucifixion, Mary comes to visit her friend Jesus in the tomb, only to realize his body is no longer there.
As the anniversary of the July 4, 2025, Camp Mystic flood approached, the Safe Summers Foundation launched its Safe Summers Parent Pledge , a nationwide platform inviting parents, families and community members to take an active role in helping keep children safe at summer camp.
By: Mallory Challis
Last May, congress passed the Take It Down Act requiring websites to remove “nonconsensual intimate visual depictions” of identifiable individuals. This includes both real and AI-generated content.
By: Mallory Challis
“Today, I can finally say the words I've been fighting to say for years: Provo Canyon School is officially shut down,” said Paris Hilton last Friday in response to a decision to revoke the institution's residential treatment license.
