Law, policy and life affecting transgender communities.
A vanished guest house once offered weekend refuge, community and self-expression for transfeminine people in New York’s Catskill Mountains. Its history later resurfaced through photographs, books and exhibitions, even as the original site was replaced by new construction.
The president signed a Justice Department order creating a commission on religious liberty while also questioning whether the United States has a separation of church and state.
Vivek Ramaswamy was heckled offstage in Cleveland after speaking for only 14 minutes at a Young Americans for Liberty conference, according to reports.
Judges rejected an attempt by campaigners to block the study, which the research team says has strict safeguards and eligibility rules.
The San Francisco state senator has built a long record on marriage equality, trans rights, HIV policy, and anti-discrimination laws as he seeks Nancy Pelosi’s seat.
Celeste Keaton will miss the Seattle Storm’s next five home games after comments directed at two fans holding Sophie Cunningham signs.
The country rock singer said eight concertgoers left during a July 12 performance of his satirical song, which includes references to trans people and queer communities.
The Utah pastor repeated far-right rhetoric in a July 29 post on X, reacting to a WNBA game and comments by Sophie Cunningham.
As ICE agents are reported to use the wearable in at least six states, critics warn that AI glasses could make covert monitoring easier for immigrants and trans people alike.
The Colorado district says it cannot comply with federal demands that conflict with state law and existing school policy.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has repeatedly targeted same-sex marriage, school discussions of LGBTQ people, gender-affirming care and transgender participation in sports and public facilities.
The longtime LGBTQ rights advocate is asking for the memo behind Pete Hegseth’s claim that he forced Scouting America to bar transgender youth.
The Education Department says it will investigate MyGender Dolls, even as Minnesota officials say the product is not being used in public schools and was built for professionals working with transgender and gender-diverse children.
U.S. District Judge Royce Lamberth is weighing how to enforce his injunction after lawyers for transgender inmates said federal officials violated its language and intent.
