It’s a relief to see the courts reject the Trump administration’s policies on the basis of the harm they do to people, not only the harm they do to the law.

In the heavily gerrymandered Buckeye State, the GOP-controlled legislature rules without fear of voters, and it’s hard at work dismantling democracy.

Ten years ago, bathroom bans inspired boycotts and celebrity opposition. Where’s the national outrage now?

The associate justice was alone in seeing that the case was about regulation of medical practice, not free speech.

For the court’s conservatives, the only consistency is their inconsistency. Still, things rather conspicuously keep going the GOP’s way.

Having moved to Canada recently from the U.S., I was braced for the worst after that recent mass shooting. Instead, what I saw shocked me.

During oral arguments on Tuesday, the conservative justices only seemed to diverge over how far their ruling should go.

The court’s ultraconservative majority seemed unswayed by arguments in support of two transgender teenage girls.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. lectured trans kids as he banned health care for them.

From Oklahoma to Indiana to Alabama, state schools are bending over backward—suspending student magazines and even disciplining instructors—to preemptively satisfy the Trump administration.

Abigail Spanberger’s GOP foe spent 57 percent of her ad budget on anti-trans attacks. Spanberger focused on the economy. You see what won.

A campaign for the FBI to adopt a new designation of “transgender ideology–inspired violence and extremism” is less about law enforcement than politics.

Second Lt. Nicolas Talbott was selfless, patriotic—and transgender. Now he’s the lead plaintiff in a lawsuit against Trump.

One of the messages appeared to refer to old internet slang.

There is no evidence that the shooter is a trans person. That isn’t stopping the far right.

Mace flew into a rage in response to Democratic Representative Sara Jacobs’s sharp criticism of GOP anti-trans rhetoric. In this episode, Jacobs talks to us about what can be learned from this fraught moment.

Mace flew into a rage in response to Democratic Representative Sara Jacobs’s sharp criticism of GOP anti-trans rhetoric. In this episode, Jacobs talks to us about what can be learned from this fraught moment.

The Republican representative started yelling at a member of the Democratic Party.

The defense secretary may have just fired an employee in response to a hate-filled social media post.

Mayor Jacob Frey had harsh words for transphobes.