Scott Yenor’s new argument says Title IX pushed girls toward competitive sports and away from “natural” interests. The law’s record and the history of women’s athletics tell a different story.
The MyGender Dolls initiative was designed as a play-based tool for clinicians and educators, but right-wing media and activists have misrepresented how it works and who funds it.
Two men-only Christian gyms have drawn online mockery after their founders said they were designed to help men avoid infidelity, pornography and temptation.
The Maine Democrat’s record on marriage equality and reproductive rights is central to an election-year contrast with his past and with a more turbulent rival campaign.
Republicans have seized on a 2021 floor exchange to frame the Texas Democrat as extreme, while Talarico says his remarks were clipped and misused.
A NORC poll for Wheaton College’s Billy Graham Center found that 48 percent of Gen Z adults said Christians’ support for Trump has made them less likely to attend church.
The Green Party leader removed the image after it was flagged to him, while Reform said it had taken the matter to police and a monitoring officer.
Content creator aSpicyCow said he received a notice claiming the plate was found indecent and would be canceled after 30 days.
Anne Arundel County Public Schools is facing a federal threat of legal action and possible funding cuts after parents accused staff of withholding a child’s gender identity from them.
A man interrupted Donald Trump’s remarks at General Motors’ Milford Proving Ground, prompting chants from the crowd and a security removal.
The state attorney general’s office is reviewing how authorities responded after an unsupported tip prompted interviews with Pete Buttigieg’s 4-year-old twins.
The Education Department has escalated investigations in Maryland and Michigan to the Justice Department, while also warning Vermont officials over a separate student survey dispute.
The company said Masino, who led a controversial logo change, will stay on as an adviser through October 9 before David Deno takes over.
The Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Texas has backed marriage equality, opposed anti-trans school and sports bills, and framed LGBTQ+ attacks as Christian Nationalism.
The change ends a felony penalty that had applied to some people charged with prostitution-related offenses if they were HIV-positive.
The former transportation secretary argued that Americans deserve candor about the war, then pushed back on a Republican claim that the conflict must keep expanding.
The former Virginia lieutenant governor will travel statewide on her “Life and Marriage Tour” to urge voters to reject ballot measures protecting marriage equality and reproductive rights.
State officials warned a Columbia library against its Rainbow Story Time, citing obscenity laws and threatening funding and prosecution.
