Parents around the city breathed a heavy sigh of relief after the Anthony Weiner sexting scandal last summer irrevocably made sexting uncool. And just this month, a new study found that reports of teen sexting have been greatly over-exaggerated in the press. But it seems one Bensonhurst, Brooklyn junior high school has done its best to buck that trend. more ›

Despite reports that all teenagers are technologically overzealous horndogs, like, 24/7, a new study says to slow down just a minute—apparently teenagers aren't so into sexting, after all. more ›

Maybe that gay Anthony Weiner sploof wasn't so ill-timed? Because just when you thought it was safe to ignore Anthony Weiner again—BAM!—one of his old sexting mistresses has decided to write a book, evocatively titled I Freinded [sic] You. Beyond offering Georgia teacher Traci Nobles a chance to let out her side of the story while simultaneously embarrassing Weiner and his wife Huma Abedin (not to mention her family) the book gives us all a chance to settle in with some good old fashioned sext poetry. For instance! "Omg. I didn't think I could get any harder. That is a perfect pussy. I'm not used to such a perfect pussy. Baby you're beautiful." more ›

Former Congressman Anthony Weiner has been keeping a low profile after his no-sex sex scandal—he maybe left a bad tip and buys crappy flowers—but he has one less thing to worry about: He sold the two-bedroom Forest Hills apartment he shares with his wife, State Department staffer Huma Abedin. Of course, this is the apartment where he posed for a few self-portraits so whoever buys it next will probably have to burn bushels of sage for cleansing. more ›

We guess that getting made fun of by Al Qaeda really is hitting rock bottom: since his sextra-cirricular flame-out last month, former Rep. Anthony Weiner has been laying low, spending some quality time with the wife, and embracing his sex rehab. But according to the Post, a friend of Weiner's says the disgraced pol admitted that he still has a lot to prove to a few special women in his life: "My problem is that I have three women I have to convince that I'm cured: Huma, her mother -- and Hillary." more ›

Whether you think former Rep. Anthony Weiner was brought down by a "digital mob" or by his own arrogance and stupidity, there's one thing for sure: the man sent out a lot of gross sexts. But a new study finds that he's slightly in the minority when it comes to the battle of the sexting sexes: women are more likely to sext than men are. Or, to be more accurate, women looking to cheat who filled out a survey on AshleyMadison.com are more willing to admit that they sext than men on that site who are also looking to cheat. more ›

The one player in former Congressman Anthony Weiner's downfall that everyone wants to hear from is his pregnant wife, Huma Abedin. But she has not been seen at any public appearances with Weiner—not at his Twitter crotch shot confession nor at his resignation, though she was spotted with him at a grocery store. Now, the Post reports she "feels hopelessly trapped in her marriage to the disgraced pol, whose online antics have completely disgusted her once-supportive family," according to a source. (The Post's sub-headline: "Huma feels cornered carrying Weiner bun.") more ›

Last year's sexting victim Jenn Sterger weighed in on Anthony Weiner's sexting problems: "Weiner in general is overplayed, in every sense and phrase of the word." more ›

Remember how during Rep. Anthony Weiner's Monday press conference, he said the women ("about six" of them to be precise) he was having sexually explicit online relationships with were adults "to the best of my knowledge"? Well, it turns out he was also Twitter direct messaging a 17-year-old Delaware girl. According to Fox News, "Police here [in New Castle] are investigating direct online communications between...Weiner and a 17-year-old girl and are looking for any other young women who may be involved, though the nature of the communications wasn't immediately clear." more ›

A Queens high schooler who says he was unfairly kicked out for "sexting" is suing his Catholic high school to let him back in. Joseph Farley's family filed suit against Christ the King Regional High School today—they say an assistant principal allegedly dragged him out of chemistry class and demanded his phone. Five days after he refused, he was booted. And while Farley's parents don't deny that their son sexted, they allege that it's not his fault: more ›

As more insanely graphic Facebook message sex sessions between Rep. Anthony Weiner and Vegas blackjack dealer Lisa Weiss have been disclosed (Radar calls them "explicit and embarrassing" which is an understatement—here's a PDF), the question comes back to, "Why the hell was Weiner doing this, as a successful Congressman married to a smart and beautiful woman?" The answer is, of course, "For the thrills." more ›

With summer fast approaching, teenagers across the city are about to have a lot more free time on their hands. And when boredom and teen hormones combine, it can lead to one of two actions: Punching each other over fried bread products or sending sexts. Before they go the sexting route, they might want to think about how those lewd texts could lead to more time in the classroom. Last Friday, New York lawmakers introduced a bill that would set up an educational reform class for any teenagers caught sending pornographic images. more ›

An NYPD officer in charge of mentoring teens who want to become police officers was arrested yesterday for allegedly carrying on a romantic relationship with a 15-year-old girl who volunteered in his precinct. Kevin Louther, 30, met the unidentified girl when she participated in the NYPD's Explorer program, which "encourages young people to pursue a law enforcement career." But prosecutors say that this time Louther was pursuing the Explorer—with erotic text messages, images, and emails. more ›

Ever since old people and Fox News hopped on the sexting train, we thought maybe the art of sexual texting had mercifully started to go out of fashion. But it seems that some teachers just can't enjoy inappropriately flirting with students unless there's some sort of digital trace to later be used against them. For two city teachers and one assistant principal, that was exactly the case recently. more ›

At this point, we've heard a lot about teenagers and their propensity for seemingly nonstop sexting. Well, those crazy kids are at it yet again, this time as a naked snapshot of a 13-year-old girl makes the rounds of a New Jersey middle school. And the authorities aren't taking the sexts lightly, even in the wake of efforts to loosen the rules against teenagers and their wildly out-of-control hormones. more ›

Gather round people, wherever you roam, and hear this tale of boob jobs and woe: of a small town girl in a NY Jets world, who only wanted her own TV show. Through heartbreak and penis sexts she persevered, with nary an interview in sight. Here's the lonesome ballad of Jenn Sterger, brings tears to a grown man's eyes: "She obviously got a lot of mileage out of the implants, and it became a problem, professionally and personally. She wanted to be seen as Jenn, not as a chest." more ›

Up until this week, if a teenager was caught sending nude sexts to another minor in many states including NJ, they could have been prosecuted as sex offenders and risk years in prison, as happened earlier this year with one unlucky teen. But this week, the NJ Assembly voted unanimously to loosen the rules on sexting, and try to avoid saddling sexually precocious, probably stupid kids with criminal records. more ›

Former Jets in-house sideline cheerleader Jenn Sterger missed out on her opportunity to sue retired sexting legend Brett Favre for sexual harassment during the whole nude penis photos scandal last fall. But at least she'll get to sue somebody: Sterger has filed a lawsuit against her manager Phil Reese for the return of "Sterger Materials" that were to be used in a tell-all about the Favre pecker incident. more ›

Considering that grandparents are doing it, Brett Favre is doing it, and even Republican congressman Chris Lee is doing it, maybe it's time someone taught everyone the responsible, safe way to sext. And that someone is Fox News, who offer their indispensable guide to the do's and dont's of sexting today. And this hot tutorial is sure to GYPO quicker than you can even type that unnerving acronym. more ›

The Brooklyn man who is accused of setting a plan in motion to kill his ex-friend, involving casual threesomes, sexting, and hitmen-for-hire, is currently being held without bail on Riker's Island. Ragene Powell-Dickerson claims he's innocent, and in a jailhouse interview with the News today, he stumbles upon what is sure to be the new go-to excuse for any defendant: "Why would I do that to my close friend? That's not my M.O. I'm a tax-paying citizen." more ›

Oh sure, any old story that hits the front page of the Daily News is ripe for hilarious recreation by the scientists at Next Media Animation. But not just any story warrants two such CGI treatments—those are the aurora borealis of animated Taiwanese videos. So we were delighted to see a second report on the Brett Favre sexting saga, which now has an added bonus of 100 percent more retirement and sexual harassment lawsuits. And how the times have changed: the first time around, Favre's pecker was depicted as a banana on a cell phone; this time, it's a slightly more dangerous gun, which literally goes off in his fantasies. more ›

Though Jenn Sterger lost her opportunity to file a lawsuit against Brett Favre for sextual harassment while he was a Jet, the now-former QB's seductive endeavors will not be going unpunished. He's already been fined $50,000 by the NFL for his misconduct, and now two massage therapists have filed a suit against Favre and the New York Jets, claiming they lost their jobs with the team after complaining about sexually suggestive texts they received from him. They also say the Jets fostered "a hotbed of sexual harassment, sexism and inappropriate behavior." more ›