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The proposal would fine transgender people up to $5,000 for using bathrooms aligned with their gender identity.
A therapist could find their license pulled, lose the ability to take Medicaid dollars, or risk child abuse charges.
New legislation in several states moves the scope of bathroom bans beyond schools and government buildings.
The new rule would essentially attempt to force groups to adopt discriminatory policies as a condition for funding.
The migration since Trump’s election in 2024 is among the largest relocations in modern US history.
High school student athletes would be subject to genital inspections if voters approve the anti-transgender initiative.
Organizations like the Trans Youth Emergency Project will be essential in navigating a rapidly shrinking care landscape.
One bill proposes a national felony ban on trans youth health care, another aims to bar Medicaid from covering care.
The bill’s “Don’t Say Gay or Trans” provisions would also have sweeping consequences for hospitals and health agencies.
Legal experts warn this ruling could open the door to a broader assault on trans identification policies nationwide.
This defiance stands in sharp contrast to the elite institutions that have capitulated under federal funding threats.
The move echoes a push by the Trump administration to weaponize counterterrorism tools against left-leaning groups.
Democrats will be under pressure to fight for their LGBTQ — and especially their transgender — constituents.
The Heritage Foundation’s Oversight Project is circulating petitions in an effort to move the proposal forward.
State attorneys general will play a decisive role in halting preemptive compliance with Trump’s anti-trans threats.
The memo also mandates that insurers cover “faith-based counseling,” otherwise known as conversion therapy.
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A source within the government tells journalist Erin Reed they believe the noncompliance is intentional.
Judge Jon S. Tigar pointed directly to the discriminatory intent behind Trump’s executive orders.
Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk’s ruling marks one of the most alarming judicial rollbacks of LGBTQ rights in recent memory.
The White House released a fact sheet Monday confirming it will declare gender-affirming care “not supported” by evidence in a new,...
What we are witnessing now is not a legislative trend — it’s a coordinated nationwide campaign.
The court filing signals a shift from targeting openly trans troops to potentially investigating those who are closeted.
The ruling shirks strong precedent affirming equal protection rights and denies trans people protection under Title IX.
It’s not hard to imagine Democrats who didn’t hold the line for Medicaid won’t hold it for trans health care, either.
Iowa is poised to become the first state in US history to remove a protected class from its civil rights act.
Travel restrictions represent one of the most alarming escalations in the ongoing assault on transgender rights.
Critical safety information that once helped transgender travelers navigate potential risks is now entirely absent.
Multiple school systems released advisories stating that Trump's order mandating discrimination will not be followed.
The legislation would criminalize parents for letting a child access gender-affirming procedures and hormone therapy.
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