Tracy Mumford

In response to questions from The Times, the White House didn't provide any specifics about what would be in the bill that Trump is pushing or what a crackdown on judges would look like in practice.

And last update.

New data released by the Census Bureau this morning shows how Trump's immigration policies are helping reshape the demographics of the U.S.

In 75% of all counties last year, overall population growth slowed or turned negative.

Large urban areas and counties along the border saw the biggest drop-offs in population as immigration rates dipped.

Across the entire country, while the population did go up by 1.8 million people, the U.S.

had one of the slowest growth rates in history because of a combination of low birth rates and fewer people entering the country.

And finally, the man who helped supercharge the online porn industry, building the site OnlyFans into a global juggernaut, has died at 43.

Leonid Radvinsky bought a stake in the site a little less than a decade ago.

At that point, it was making about $2 million a year, connecting adult content creators with subscribers.

By last year, thanks to some of his innovations, OnlyFans was earning an estimated $7 billion a year.

He helped grow the site by encouraging creators to post content on social media to boost their visibility, essentially combining porn with influencer culture.

And he invited celebrities to open accounts.

The pop singer Lily Allen said at one point she was making more money selling photos of her feet on the site than from her music.

Radvinsky was a very private person.

Only a few photos of him appear to exist, and details about his life are thin.

He was born in Odessa, Ukraine, when the country was still part of the Soviet Union, and he emigrated with his family to Illinois when he was about six.

By high school, he'd already started a business that sold adult-oriented domain names.

He was so young that his mom signed the incorporation documents.

Over the years, interestingly, OnlyFans has actually had kind of a complicated relationship with the very thing that it's known for, explicit content.