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Trump Administration to Refer Maine to Justice Department over Transgender Participation in Sports
The deadline has arrived for Maine officials to reach a resolution with the U.S. Education Department over a finding that the state violated anti-discrimination laws by allowing transgender athletes to participate in girls' sports.
Gymnastics offers a safe space for all athletes?
Raiden Hung can't imagine a life without gymnastics. And to be honest, he doesn't want to.
Protesters Rally for the Fourth Week Against Hungary's Law Banning LGBTQ+ Pride Events
Thousands of protesters rallied for the fourth week in Hungary's capital on Tuesday, denouncing a law passed by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's nationalist government banning LGBTQ+ Pride events.
Democratic-Led Cities and States Push Back on Threats to Cut US School Funding over DEI
It amounts to forceful opposition as the Education Department uses federal funding as leverage to enact President Trump's agenda on issues from DEI to campus antisemitism and transgender athletes.
Feds Raid Online Collective After Political Rant Goes Off the Rails
SiegedSec, a collective of gay hacktivists and self-described "furries," have been raided by the FBI months after Heritage Foundation leader Mike Howell hurled disturbing, violent threats at the group.
Fencer Refuses to Play, Ends Up Benched Over It
A female fencer found herself bounced from a regional tournament after removing her mask and dropping to one knee rather than compete against a transgender opponent.
Report: Ric Grenell Freaks Out on Congressional Staffer Over Tate Brothers Allegation
Out official Ric Grenell reportedly read a congressional staffer the riot act after House Judiciary Committee ranking Democrat Rep. Jamie Raskin asked about the government involvement in the Tate brothers coming to the U.S.
Outrage Continues Over Gay Venezuelan's Arrest, Deportation for Dubious 'Gang Membership' Claims
Accounts proliferate of masked plainclothes ICE agents snatching people, shoving them into vans, and consigning them to a notorious foreign prison, but the story of Andry Romero has staying power.
1% and Still the Main Character? The Obsession Is Loud
It's a contradiction of numbers that reveals a deep cultural divide: Transgender people make up less than 1% of the U.S. population, but they have become a major piece on the political chess board — particularly Trump's.
The World is Left Guessing as the Clock Ticks Down to New Tariffs
Are the new tariffs, scheduled to take effect on Wednesday, a bargaining chip to reach better trade deals? Or are they etched in stone in a mission to revamp the global economy?
UK Royals Meet Italy's President and Enjoy a Special Tour of Rome's Colosseum
King Charles III and Queen Camilla met Italian President Sergio Mattarella on the second day of a state visit that marks the British monarch's first overseas trip since he was hospitalized for side effects from cancer treatment.
At Least 18 Dead, More Than 120 Injured in Roof Collapse at Dominican Republic Nightclub
At least 18 people died and more than 120 were injured after a roof fell at a nightclub in the capital of the Dominican Republic early Tuesday, authorities said.
National Institutes of Health Yanks Funding for Trans Health Studies - Except for Post-Transition 'Regret'
The NIH (National Institutes of Health) has been on a clear-cutting mission to yank funding from research about transgender health, with one glaring exception: inquiry into rare post-transition regret.
Navy's Only Female NATO Rep Removed Amid 'Woke' Labeling
Vice Adm. Chatfield was on a list of senior military officers targeted as "woke" by the conservative American Accountability Foundation.
Tariffs Could've Prevented the Great Depression?
Most historians look back on Smoot-Hawley as a mistake that made a bad economic climate much worse. But tariffs have a new champion in President Donald Trump.
Colleges Around the US Say Some International Students' Visas Are Being Revoked
Colleges around the country are reporting some of their international students' visas are being revoked unexpectedly, expressing alarm over what appears to be a new level of government scrutiny.
She Found a New Way to Be Loud and Wrong—And Ace Folks Are Over It
After years of attacking the trans community, "Harry Potter" author J.K. Rowling must be (as she declared in a post) "Bored of This S***," because now she's going after asexual people.
Panic Monday: World Stock Markets Plunge Again as Trump Doubles Down on Tariffs
Global stock markets extended a severe plunge Monday as European and Asian shares saw dramatic losses, the leading U.S. index flirted with bear market territory in pre-market trading, and oil prices sagged.
The Most-Challenged Book in America? Intersectional Memoir 'All Boys Aren't Blue' about Being Queer and Black
Recent book ban efforts have focused primarily on titles about the LGBTQ+ experience or the Black experience in America. George M. Johnson's "All Boys Aren't Blue" is both, and tops the list.
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