THE PAPER OF RECORD — OR THE PROBLEM?
A shareholder confronts the NYT over its trans coverage — and the impact that reporting is having beyond the newsroom.
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A Federal Judge Just Drew a Line
A federal judge halts a major anti-trans healthcare directive, protecting access and reshaping the legal fight.
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Tennessee’s “Charlie Kirk Act”: When Clout Outlives the Man—and Pride Gets Rewritten
A troubling push in Tennessee pairs the so-called 'Charlie Kirk Act' with efforts to rename Pride Month 'Nuclear Family Month'—a coordinated strategy…
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They Didn’t Even Wait This Time
Pennsylvania fast-tracks SB 1293, raising questions about fairness, process, and who gets to play.
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Analilia Mejia Wins in New Jersey — And It’s Not Just Another Election
Analilia Mejia wins NJ-11, challenging the idea that only moderate Democrats can succeed in competitive districts.
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She Twirled in a Sundress at Disney World—And For a Moment, the World Let Her Be Herself
A trans woman’s Disney trip reveals the truth about the “Disney bubble”—and why Disney’s recent hesitation hits differently.
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Montana Just Drew a Line: Trans Rights, State Power, and Why This Ruling Hits Different
Montana Supreme Court protects trans ID rights under state constitution, limiting federal courts’ ability to overturn the ruling.
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They Called It an “Academy.”
CNN exposed an online “rape academy.” Now sites like namehim.io are rising as survivors—and the internet—push back.
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They Want a Women’s History Museum—Just Not All Women
How exclusion politics could derail the Smithsonian’s long-awaited project—and why that’s the point WASHINGTON, D.C. — For decades, advocates have pushed for…
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They Called It a Movement. Florida Just Watched It Collapse.
Moms for Liberty rose fast on fear. Now it’s unraveling under the weight of what it built. It didn’t start as a…
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