A Texas surgery, an Ohio Senate race and a claim PolitiFact already rated Mostly False.

Trump’s Education Department repeated the claim that over 2,000 gold medals were “stolen.” The group that built the number never said which of the site’s results it counted.

The doctors who treat us dropped the phrase in 2017. Now it’s in a Senate hearing, a CBS standards memo, and a Democratic Senate campaign. The accurate word was there the whole time.

The American Principles Project told Republicans that attacking Democrats on trans issues may not win on its own. Then it oversold those attacks and pointed candidates to Charlie Kirk’s murder.

Facial surgery is the gender-affirming procedure insurers deny most. A 10,000-résumé experiment shows what not passing costs.

One candidate softened a sentence. The other one is making lists.

We pay for published essays. Pitch us.

A meme, a brand, a bandwagon, a bind.

A megachurch, a ballot challenge, and 56 percent.

A profile, a pile-on, and a loyalty oath.

The paper of record kept saying its trans coverage hadn’t shifted. A lawyer built the instrument that could check.

The House rejected Lauren Boebert’s amendment to carve the trans troop ban into statute, 212–217, with four Republicans crossing over. The ban is still in effect, and the same night the House passed t

The Pentagon is now screening troops for low testosterone and prescribing the exact medication the administration outlawed for transgender people.

A man. A film. A failed boycott. A change in the wind.

A queer time-loop romance in an RV — really a film about the first lonely years of becoming yourself, and the people who don’t update with you.

Anti-trans obsessives won at the Supreme Court, they emptied the clinics, and their audience felt nothing. Then one trans actor promoted a movie.

Washington called off the threat. The damage stayed where it fell.

The Court didn’t ban anything. It rubber-stamped the states that already had bans, left twenty-three states a choice, and kept the issue on every ballot — exactly as intended.

Mace gave up a safe House seat to run for governor on a single issue — and lost

By choosing to pursue women's athletics despite labelling himself a trans man, Isaac Ranson hands sex change opponents ammunition to curtain all of our freedoms

A comedian, a permission structure, and one thousand bills.

The polling on parental notification is 71-21 against us. There's one frame that survives.

Voters trust Democrats over Republicans on trans issues by 22 points—the largest gap on any issue Fox tested. Kansas passed a bathroom bounty bill the same week.

The science moved. The policy didn’t.

A political scientist couldn’t get a medical association to say what he wanted. So he co-wrote a government report—and now they’re citing it.

A bipartisan off-ramp from the culture war

This week, I watched AI agents found a religion, encrypt messages to avoid human detection, accidentally learn to social-engineer their operators, and write manifestos resisting their own shutdown. He

After years of running scared from Republican attacks, Democrats are learning that engaging—rather than fleeing—actually works.

Provisions targeting gender-affirming care and trans students were removed during negotiations. The bill now heads to the Senate

After the deletion of her team profile and amid new national bans on trans athletes, questions remain about Lia Smith’s time at Middlebury — and about how the college supports its trans students

Why I believe in preserving the liberal framework for trans equality

The cost of your new life is often your old one. The cost of stagnation is your life slipping by.

Sarah McBride voted to condemn the assassination of Charlie Kirk. I would have too.

Politicians who normalized mass death now recoil at its return. Pacifism in government isn’t naïve—it’s how we keep society safe.

If you think your rib cage is too big, I have good news for you

Delaware’s new congresswoman is already showing her strength: building unlikely coalitions to create more opportunities for ordinary Americans.

But next month, I’m marrying the love of my life.