Mount Sinai Abandons Its Young Trans Patients, Agrees to End Gender-Affirming Care
Mount Sinai has agreed to stop providing gender-affirming medical care to minors, despite denying the federal government’s allegations and without any court…
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HHS Turns Anti-Trans Report Into Federal Referral List for DOJ Investigations
HHS has referred hospitals, clinics and pharmacies associated with gender-affirming care to federal investigators—even though its own commissioned report admits the insurance…
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“A Lot of America”: The Life, Death, and Warning of May Pollard
May Pollard was 16 years old. Her parents say she was caught in a climate of relentless hostility toward transgender youth. Her…
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Texas Just Forced a Children’s Hospital to Open a “Detransition Clinic”
Texas officials forced Texas Children’s Hospital into a settlement requiring the creation of a pediatric detransition clinic, escalating the state’s ongoing political…
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Trump-Appointed Judge Blasts DOJ Over “Appalling” Targeting of Trans Youth Medical Records
A federal judge appointed by Donald Trump accused the DOJ of misleading courts and abusing the judicial system while blocking attempts to…
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New Jersey Finally Moves on Trans Healthcare Protections — After Months of Delay
After months of delays and mounting pressure from advocates, New Jersey lawmakers are finally advancing a bill to protect transgender healthcare providers,…
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The Times I Got Caught
A deeply personal story about being caught, being misunderstood, and the words that never left.
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They Wanted Privacy. Some States Made It Law. Others Never Made It Public in the First Place.
Colorado’s SB18 protects transgender minors—but states like New Jersey and California go further. Here’s how name change privacy laws compare across the…
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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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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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