Digging into the latest propaganda from our nation’s health experts.

Chloe Shapiro is one of a dozen former service members identified by The Washington Post who have waited months for full payments.

“You can play hard and have fun without the fear that you’re going to have to deal with pushback from someone.”

“As a trans man, I have the immense privilege of blending in. But these laws force me to choose between safety and obeying the law.”

Jerry and Tally Leonard have thrilled shoppers and open-skate crowds for decades at the Lloyd Center in Portland, Oregon. Now, they’re not sure how they will fill the void.

Mutual aid networks are stressed and breaking, with no sign the influx of internal refugees is slowing.

Since the 2024 election, a nonprofit has helped 1,500 trans people settle in Seattle — more than 20 times the 70 people it aided before the election.

Elsie Saldaña was born too early to have the life she longed for, but desire didn’t disappear with age.

Along with Dian Fossey and Jane Goodall, Biruté Galdikas, 79, made ground-breaking discoveries about one of humankind’s closest primate relatives.

Nathan Tate was a D.C. police officer defending the U.S. Capitol on January 6. Now he’s trying to find the lesson in it.

Verónica García overcame poverty to become a high school track champion — twice. It made her famous for all the wrong reasons.

Verónica García overcame poverty to become a high school track champion — twice. It made her famous for all the wrong reasons.

“The Radical Left’s reign of terror in Portland ends now," the White House announced.

Cassandra Williamson is a transgender woman, and a military veteran, who writes a satirical blog hoping to change attitudes about the trans community.

Cassandra Williamson is a transgender woman, and a military veteran, who writes a satirical blog hoping to change attitudes about the trans community.

President Donald Trump had said living in Portland, Oregon, was like “living in hell.” Portlanders mostly met the news with confusion.

Legal experts said the Justice Department subpoenas related to medical care for transgender minors appear to be unprecedented.

The Phelans ran the only bookstore in Vermillion, South Dakota. They sold it and moved after a new law would’ve required their daughter to use a boy’s bathroom.

The Phelans ran the only bookstore in Vermillion, South Dakota. They sold it and moved after a new law would’ve required their daughter to use a boy’s bathroom.

The Phelans ran the only bookstore in Vermillion, South Dakota. They sold it and moved after a new law would’ve required their daughter to use a boy’s bathroom.

Kataleya Nativi Baca, permitted in 2021 to stay in the country while her claim was being decided, was awaiting an interview with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.

A Justice Department official said it has issued “nearly 20 subpoenas” to clinics that provide gender-affirming care.

As their state tries to ban some drag performances, Texans are studying ways to keep the shows — and their community — going.

She may be the only drag queen who lip-synchs to Greta Thunberg.