Law, policy and life affecting transgender communities.
An LGBTQ Nation essay argues that stereotypes can fuel hostility and violence, drawing parallels from Nazi propaganda to modern political attacks.
Medical experts say vaginal atrophy can affect cisgender women, transmasculine people and others with declining estrogen levels, but treatment options can help ease pain and dryness.
Amy Acton and Marcy Kaptur are drawing criticism from LGBTQ+ advocates and party advisory groups as Democrats seek to hold votes in November.
Court filings say Little Miami officials had no prior complaints about the classroom display before board president David Wallace raised it, and that the named complainant was Silas Shelton, a former pastor sentenced to 15 years in prison for sex crimes involving a minor.
The author shared a photo of Freda Wallace during a long thread about past posts, then misgendered her in the caption. Rowling said the picture came from a public event.
Police say an unidentified gunman opened fire near Raja Ground Bridge in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa. The victims were named Mishi and Tara.
From early gender-nonconforming figures and firsts in Congress to modern battles over health care, bathrooms and military service, a new chronology maps 250 years of trans life in America.
The Trevor Project says the federal lifeline's specialized services were cut off on July 17, 2025, after supporting more than 1.5 million LGBTQ+ young people.
A commentary on Donald Trump’s White House remarks argues that his claims of voter fraud are meant to weaken faith in democracy while advancing anti-transgender policy goals.
The bill includes provisions that would restrict Pride flags, target trans-related care and weaken protections for LGBTQ+ people in federal and foreign-assistance work.
The administration asked a federal appeals court to delay its ruling in Talbott v. Trump, as transgender service members said the ban would cause irreparable harm.
At a Chapter Leadership Summit in Washington, D.C., the Turning Point USA CEO cast the organization’s mission as a struggle against evil and urged supporters to be “happy warriors.”
Luke Ash says he was dismissed after refusing to use a coworker’s pronouns; his complaint asks a federal court to rule against the library’s inclusivity policy.
A New York parent says a DOJ demand for his daughter’s records felt like intimidation as the Trump administration expands subpoenas targeting transgender children’s health care.
