Law, policy and life affecting transgender communities.
The Indiana Fever guard said she stands by her remarks about transgender athletes in women’s sports after facing backlash over comments to ESPN and reporters.
An internal email says the Veterans Health Administration will end the LGBTQ+ Veteran Care Coordinator program’s distinct communications and retitle staff as it broadens the role to all veterans.
The Colorado Republican corrected herself mid-answer after invoking a company that did not exist in 1969, then said she is skeptical of what the government tells her.
The group promoted its findings as if they reflected lesbian, gay and bisexual people broadly, but the report shows the sample came from its own supporters and contacts.
During oral arguments tied to two federal labor board firings, a Justice Department lawyer said the president’s removal power could extend to dismissing all women or people over 40 from federal posts, while judges pressed on constitutional limits.
Updated EHRC guidance says trans staff may not use single-sex facilities matching their affirmed gender and should discuss suitable toilet arrangements with a line manager.
Goldberg pushed back on conservative backlash during a Tuesday episode of The View, saying viewers who object to Page should simply avoid the film.
Rep. Brandon Gill pressed Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker over a social media post from 2017 during a House hearing on immigration and sanctuary states, turning the exchange into a clash over transgender rights and political theater.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton ended a press appearance after being pressed on recent reporting about his finances and how he voted in past elections.
The Health Council of the Netherlands says puberty blockers and hormone treatment fit within the country’s health law framework, while warning that withholding care can harm young people’s mental health and development.
A Manhattan Supreme Court judge said the city’s own written policies were not enough to defeat claims about how staff and contractors treated a homeless transgender woman.
The former York County lawmaker repeatedly fought LGBTQ+ protections and civil rights enforcement before being named to the Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission.
A new study shared ahead of the International AIDS Conference says funding delays and terminations also led to 16,000 layoffs worldwide.
Five senators say the Pentagon has offered no evidence that the new program will improve readiness or health, and they are asking for answers on costs, risks and follow-up care.
