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Roblox is launching facial age verification as new lawsuits intensify and families question whether the platform can truly protect children from online predators.
Uber and Lyft’s women-only ride options spark new gender discrimination lawsuits while the rideshare companies are navigating sexual assault cases and employment classification suits from drivers.
Federal investigators allege that Baltimore, MD resident Erik Lee Madison used Roblox and Discord to coerce minors into sexual and self-harming acts tied to an online extremist group.
Former Congressman Francisco “Quico” Canseco warns that proposed federal legislation could make it harder for survivors of childhood sexual abuse to seek justice.
Authorities have arrested a California man accused of using Roblox to solicit a Florida child, moving their conversations to Discord before being discovered by the victim’s parent. The case highlights growing legal scrutiny over the gaming platform’s safety failures.
Roblox’s Chief Safety Officer just unloaded over $600,000 in company stock while the gaming giant faces mounting lawsuits and state investigations over child safety. Does this suggest internal unease about what’s coming next?
A California judge has rejected Roblox’s attempt to force a child-exploitation lawsuit into private arbitration, keeping the case in open court as the platform faces dozens of lawsuits and thousands of additional reported claims.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit accusing Roblox of failing to protect young users from predators and harmful content. He joins a growing list of state attorneys general—including those in Louisiana, Kentucky, and Florida—who say the platform has not done enough to safeguard children. Roblox denies the allegations and points to new safety measures and parental controls.
An Ohio mother is warning other families after her 15-year-old daughter encountered sexually-inappropriate content on Roblox, even with parental controls turned on. This adds to the controversy surrounding the platform, which now faces lawsuits in multiple states.
A North Texas mother is suing Uber after her daughter was assaulted during a medical ride arranged through Uber Health. Her family says they trusted the safety policies and paid a terrible price.
A reporter tested Roblox’s child safety settings by posing as an eight-year-old girl. What happened next shows how easily predators can strike in kid-focused digital spaces.
Bankruptcy has stalled a major Texas cheerleading sexual abuse trial. Was the move by Cheer Athletics–a major national brand with 20 locations–a financial necessity? Or, was it merely a tactic to delay accountability?
USA Today opinion writer Nancy Armour questions whether LSU has learned anything from its sexual abuse scandal after empowering an administrator who previously failed to act on complaints.
An NBC investigation reveals decades of alleged concealment within the Assemblies of God and raises urgent questions about whether child protection is secondary to institutional interests.
Robert Morris, the once influential Gateway Church megachurch pastor convicted of child sexual abuse now claims his survivor’s lawsuit should be dismissed. What will the court will decide next?