While the current wave of discriminatory policies will do obvious harm to the transgender community, they’re also meant to distract from the myriad ways we’re all getting fleeced.

The decision to reward the corrupt regime with the honor of hosting the cherished tournament is one more instance of the sport’s recent slide into shame.

The Christian nationalist who is Trump’s pick to lead the Department of Defense has had enough of LGBTQ people openly serving in the military.

Republican Representative Nancy Mace called the police on a transgender activist for physically attacking her. But eyewitnesses say that’s nowhere close to what happened.

The Lone Star State’s legal attacks on gender-affirming care hold major consequences for 2025—and beyond.

Surprise! The conservative Supreme Court justices don’t seem to have any basic understanding of trans rights in this country.

Marjorie Taylor Greene for some reason appeared baffled as the crowd didn’t care to hear what she had to say.

Donald Trump’s win appears to have emboldened Republicans to set their sights on other rights.

The next commander in chief is set to bring back one of his most radical policies.

The far-right network shockingly pushed back on Mace’s claims.

The congresswoman has launched a new line of merch.

Nancy Mace has been on the warpath over her lone transgender future colleague.

Instead of addressing real issues, Republicans are waging a culture war against Sarah McBride and trans Americans.

Does Johnson actually understand what it means to treat all people “with dignity and respect”?

Marjorie Taylor Greene and Nancy Mace have a bonkers definition of what constitutes assault.

Vivian Wilson, Elon Musk’s transgender daughter, spoke out after Donald Trump’s victory.

Julie Johnson has been elected to the House of Representatives.

Delaware is sending the first trans person to Congress.

The Republican presidential nominee made the weirdest comment in his interview with Joe Rogan.

The group supporting a key ballot initiative has raised millions of dollars—but spent only a small fraction on voter outreach.