Two federal judges have issued temporary national blocks on Trump’s executive order that would ban gender-affirming care for Americans under 19.

The biggest thing that changed that day in Nebraska three decades ago? Us. We began to believe that trans people being visible could make a difference, that small acts of protest made a difference.

The National Parks Service erases all mention of trans people from the Stonewall National Monument after a flurry of executive orders, but erasure will not stop us from existing.

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has, like most government agencies, complied with an executive order defining transgender people out of existence. But don’t worry… trans employees can still get their bonuses! I guess!

Assigned Media interviews Ray Briggs and B R George, co-authors of the book “What Even Is Gender?”

As has become customary among household name organizations, the NCAA has given in to Trump’s demands about trans student-athletes just as quickly as they possibly could.

In the wake of the anti-trans legislation by the Trump Administration, Wikipedia stands as a reliable source for information on trans topics.

Veronica Esposito offers her perspective as a therapist on how to stay safe and healthy during this time of crisis.

At Scottish nurse Sandie Peggie’s employment tribunal, she accidentally gives away the game and admits she’s the one doing the harassing.

Trump’s threats are having a disastrous effect on trans health care across the country, despite significant resistance to them.

In 2022, a paper investigated the effects of social media on queer youth. Overuse of social media still may not be healthy, but for queer youth there are some unique benefits.

After President Trump issued an executive order telling hospitals across the nation to eschew gender-affirming care, New York’s Attorney General stepped in to tell NY hospitals to disregard that order.

Our photojournalist documents a community coming together at the Trans Unity Rally in Lansing, Michigan.

At a confirmation hearing for his proposed position of secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services, Robert Kennedy, Jr., lied about statements he’s made in the past and was evasive about his penchant for pseudoscience and conspiracy theories.

A comic based on trans news stories from the month of January 2025.

Assigned Media interviews Assistant Professor Joanna Wuest.

The language of these executive orders are a bit unclear, Allison Chapman helps decode them and their legal ramifications.

One of many executive orders issued by Trump in the first week of his second term is facing litigatory pushback for allegedly violating two amendments to the constitution by sending trans women to men’s prison facilities and denying them access to necessary medication.

Following a lawsuit for alleged mistreatment, a major medical care provider in Pennsylvania is expanding its care for LGBTQ+ people.

While LGBTQ+ people have long faced discrimination and brutal oppression, international law has typically failed to recognize it as a crime. Until now.