This Supreme Court Case Could Change Everything for Trans Rights
If the Supreme Court agrees with the Sixth Circuit’s approach, courts going forward will apply the lowest level of scrutiny to gender-care bans. The result, says Jess Braverman, legal director at the advocacy group Gender Justice, would be “like a rubber stamp.”
Being trans brought me so much joy and there was nothing in this world that made me happier than sharing that experience with ...
"Some who've been riding high on their own supply are waking up with a hell of a hangover," the “Harry Potter” author adds ...
"Imagine you get to a point of wealth so surreal that you can literally solve world hunger," a viral image with the alleged ...
San Jose State volleyball's Brooke Slusser gave Fox News Digital the inside story of her team's Thanksgiving week trip to Las ...
Laurie Lee Hall discusses her new memoir, “Dictates of Conscience: From Mormon High Priest to My New Life as a Woman.” ...
Republicans spent at least $215 million on attack ads about transgender rights. The question is, did it actually move voters?
San Jose State volleyball head coach Todd Kress spoke out against teams that forfeited matches against his team after losing ...
Among the most common types of legislation passed in 2024 were healthcare age restrictions, which prevent minors from ...
The 19th spoke with Dr. Asa Radix, the new president of WPATH, about the importance of protecting gender-affirming care in a ...
Colorado State women's volleyball coach Emily Kohan praised her team for defeating San Jose State in the Mountain West ...
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