Governments, elections, parties and public policy.
At a Washington hearing, Judge Elaine D. Kaplan questioned whether the Trump administration can rescind approved retirement orders and still argue that the affected service members have not yet been harmed.
Rod Joseph made the remarks during an editorial board interview, prompting pushback from another Republican candidate and the Democratic contender in the race.
ACLU lawyer Chase Strangio says the latest decision on school sports could do more than shape transgender rights, as Guardian reporter Sam Levin discusses the case’s political fallout.
A coalition of academic and civil rights groups says the university system’s course review rules violate faculty speech rights and have been used to restrict lessons across disciplines.
Variety reports that journalists at CNN are bracing for change as speculation grows that Bari Weiss could help oversee news operations after a likely Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount Skydance merger.
After CNN analyst Scott Jennings said he had spoken with Sen. Mitch McConnell, users on X began posting their own exaggerated versions of the claim.
An Advocate opinion column argues three early moves by the Trump administration signal a broader pattern of escalating racism, softer language around white nationalism, and renewed pressure on marginalized communities.
Amrit Birring and Errol Povah were formally charged after a video showed black spray paint being used on a Surrey rainbow crossing.
Gov. Kelly Ayotte signed SB 430, a measure critics say could force educators to reveal sensitive information about students even when confidentiality is requested.
The LGBTQ+ group is expanding its policy, litigation, communications and state operations with hires tied to the Obama, Harris and Lambda Legal worlds.
A social media video from outside Trump Tower has drawn attention to a tense exchange over trans rights, HIV funding and workplace protections.
Lawmakers in Senegal approved a constitutional amendment on 29 June that defines marriage as the union between a man and a woman, reinforcing a legal climate that already criminalises same-sex sexual activity.
The Equality and Human Rights Commission’s code of practice is due to finish its 40-day scrutiny period on 9 July, with critics warning it would force exclusion in single-sex services.
The decision upholding state bans on transgender girls and women in sports comes amid a broader conservative campaign over sex, gender and reproductive control.
