Political ads with made-up trans people are being used to bash Democrats
Elon Musk’s super PAC dropped dozens of ads this week in key Senate races, and the majority of them focus on trans people. Others are resorting to AI.
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This 80-year-old senator isn’t backing off his support for trans rights
As his party wavers on its full backing of transgender rights, the 80-year-old Democratic senator is getting a boost from his unflinching support.
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Higher grades and belonging: Trans students thrive when their teachers support them
Actions as simple as asking for and affirming a student’s name and pronouns can make trans students feel substantially safer and more likely to succeed in the classroom, a new report shows.
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The WNBA ‘felt like a lifeline’ for LGBTQ+ fans. Anti-trans attacks are testing that refuge.
Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham’s remarks opposing transgender athletes in women’s sports injected political debate into a league with no openly trans women players.
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What is postpartum psychosis?
Lindsay Clancy’s defense attorneys argue she was experiencing postpartum psychosis when her three children were killed in 2023. Here’s what experts say about the rare psychiatric condition, its symptoms and how it’s treated.
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Dylan Mulvaney says Trump’s criticism of her is ‘the greatest compliment of all’
"It puts me in the company of some of, like, the most brilliant, empathetic people in our world today," the transgender actress and creator said in a TikTok video on Sunday.
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How Washington state’s sports ballot measure will impact all girls
A ballot initiative to bar transgender girls from girls’ teams would require all girls to ‘verify’ their identity.
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The fight over trans girls’ sports participation moves to the November ballot
Ballot measures seeking to restrict transgender student-athletes’ participation in school sports will appear before voters in Arizona, Colorado and Washington state.
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Supreme Court lets states block trans athletes from women's and girls' sports
The court ruled Tuesday that Idaho and West Virginia did not discriminate against two students in barring them from playing on teams that align with their gender identity.
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They never left Pulse behind. They just learned to carry it differently.
In 2016, a gunman killed 49 people and wounded dozens more at a pillar of Orlando’s gay nightlife. Ten years later, the tragedy reverberates.