President Donald Trump sparked reactions online after saying during a press event that an unnamed experimental drug had helped revive patients who were believed to be near death. While discussing the Right to Try Act, Trump referenced a case involving a patient who had reportedly received last rites before later improving after taking the treatment.
The comments quickly drew criticism, with some arguing that Trump overstated the recovery by describing it as bringing someone “back from the dead.” The Right to Try Act, signed during Trump’s first term, allows terminally ill patients to seek access to experimental treatments outside traditional approval pathways. However, critics have long debated the law’s impact, noting that similar access programs already existed before it was passed.
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For years, @uldouz Wallace has been pushing the PROTECT Act — a prevention-focused legislative initiative requiring age and consent verification for uploaders on adult platforms before harmful content is ever published online.
A survivor of the 2014 iCloud hack leak herself, Wallace created both the PROTECT Act and Foundation RA after experiencing firsthand how broken the current reactive system is for survivors of online exploitation and non-consensual content.
As AI-generated abuse, deepfakes, online exploitation, and tech-facilitated abuse continue rising globally, Wallace’s work has expanded internationally through ongoing discussions and legislative efforts connected to:
• The United States
• Canada
• Australia
• The United Kingdom
• The European Union
• The African Union
• The United Nations
• The Spotlight Initiative
Wallace has also publicly voiced support for Amendment 300 in the UK, which pushes for age and consent verification for uploaders on adult platforms — just like the PROTECT Act.
Through @foundationra , Wallace and her team have already processed over 200,000 takedown requests this year alone, further exposing how broken the current reactive system has become for survivors worldwide.
According to Wallace, the real solution is prevention.
“Non-consensual content should never be allowed online in the first place.”
#ProtectAct #FoundationRA #OnlineSafety #DigitalRights #AI
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Inflation has reshaped everyday life in the United States, driving up the cost of essential goods and services at a pace many people didn’t expect. From housing and healthcare to transportation and entertainment, prices have surged dramatically over the past few decades—leaving consumers feeling the pressure.
Where do you think prices have gone up the most?
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A man has taken over social media after going viral for what many are calling an unbelievable reason—appearing to work dozens of completely different jobs.
From retail stores to construction sites, and even roles like mechanic, firefighter, and personal trainer, images of the same man in different uniforms and workplaces have spread rapidly across the internet.
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Another major step forward in the global fight for digital safety.
Mexico is taking an important lead by partnering with major tech platforms like Google, Meta, and TikTok to combat online harassment and non-consensual content—especially protecting women and vulnerable communities.
What we’re seeing today is not random—it reflects years of advocacy, pressure, and behind-the-scenes work shaping policies worldwide.
Through @foundationra , @uldouz Wallace has been working with world leaders, the United Nations, European Union, African Union, and governments and world leaders across the globe to push for stronger laws against online harassment, deepfakes, and non-consensual content.
Foundation RA has also built international collaboration through initiatives like the Global Online Harms Alliance, created in partnership with the UK Cyber Helpline—bringing together efforts to combat digital abuse on a global scale including Mexico.
This growing shift toward accountability reflects that momentum.
But while Mexico’s action is a meaningful step forward, prevention remains key. The PROTECT Act focuses on stopping harmful content before it’s ever uploaded—setting a new standard for digital protection.
This is what real change looks like. And it’s only the beginning.
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A major win for digital consent just happened.
The UK has officially made it a criminal offense to create deepfakes without consent.
This isn’t random.
This is the result of years of pressure, advocacy, and real work.
Organizations like @foundationra , led by @uldouz Wallace, have been working with world leaders and countries around the world to push for stronger laws against AI abuse and non-consensual content.
The PROTECT Act is leading that shift globally—focusing on prevention by stopping this abuse before it ever happens.
While this is a big step in the right direction, we need the PROTECT Act now more than ever. Criminalizing it is progress… but real protection means blocking this content before it’s ever uploaded.
This is what change looks like.
And this is just the beginning.
Do you think other countries will follow?
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A recent social media post has ignited widespread debate after a woman shared a smiling photo with her ex-husband following their divorce—revealing that she gave him full custody of their children.
The viral moment, originally circulated on platforms like Instagram, quickly captured public attention due to its unexpected role reversal and bold caption: “He’s the single mom now.”
A Modern Custody Shift
Traditionally, custody arrangements have often favored mothers, with fathers receiving partial custody or visitation rights. However, this situation flips that narrative.
In this case, the father reportedly became the primary caregiver, taking on the full responsibilities of raising the children post-divorce. The woman’s public acknowledgment—and apparent comfort with the decision—has sparked intense reactions online.
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A viral social media story is sparking debate online after a woman’s reaction to her best friend’s new car purchase led to a dramatic fallout between the two.
The situation, which quickly spread across platforms, highlights how friendships can be tested by money, success, and personal insecurities in the age of constant digital sharing.
What would you do if this was your friend?
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Recent economic estimates suggest that more people left the United States than moved into the country last year, marking the first time this has reportedly occurred since the era of the Great Depression. The trend has sparked widespread discussion about migration patterns, economic conditions, and the shifting priorities of individuals and families in a rapidly changing global landscape.
Would you leave the US?
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woman in Arizona made national headlines after authorities reported that she sent more than 159,000 text messages to a man following their first date, leading to her arrest and sparking widespread discussion about harassment, boundaries, and digital communication.
According to reports from law enforcement, the situation began after the two individuals met and went on a single date. After the date, the man allegedly began receiving an overwhelming number of text messages from the woman over an extended period of time.
Authorities say the messages quickly escalated in frequency and intensity. Investigators later revealed that the total number of texts sent to the man exceeded 159,000 messages, an amount that drew national attention once the case became public.
What would you do if this happened to you?
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A New Jersey man experienced a dramatic turn of events when he won a massive $273 million Mega Millions jackpot shortly after finalizing his divorce, instantly transforming his life.
The winner, Mike Weirsky, purchased the lucky lottery ticket at a convenience store in New Jersey. Just months earlier, he had gone through a difficult divorce after a 15-year marriage that reportedly included financial struggles and periods of unemployment.
What happened next stunned many people.
Shortly after the divorce was finalized, Weirsky’s lottery ticket matched the winning Mega Millions numbers, securing him the enormous $273 million jackpot.
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