Something must be wrong, they keep suggesting, but they can’t tell us what it is. And they didn’t uplift the stories of the trans youths whose care is under threat.

Just about everybody on the wrong side of this culture war is embarrassing, but Tom Slater’s glazing of a Harry Potter actor earlier this week was impressively pathetic.

A bigoted measure “defining sex” raises confusion and sows fear. That’s the point.

Anticipating reprisal from the federal government for refusing to blanket ban trans athletes in California, Attorney General Rob Bonta’s office announced that they were filing suit against the Department of Justice to prevent them from freezing federal funds intended for the state.

Leading Off: Two big bills promoting bigotry reach the governor. Oregon turns back a sports ban. And trans people speak out against the Times. The week’s top story lines.

After a transgender girl shared the podium with cis girls at a track and field competition, Donald Trump… you know, got mad. Obviously.

A 2021 study takes a look at the discovery of transgender identity in youth and the ways expressing that, or not expressing that, affects trans people as they age.

The mom of a trans girl pleaded with a New York Times producer not to use audio captured in a vulnerable moment. Against her will, the company is slated to use the clip for its new podcast.

Our contributor has been photographing Pride in San Francisco for more than a decade. Here are some of the images capturing transfem “joy and power.” 

The media advocacy organization’s anti-LGBTQ+ incident tracker was released on Monday, revealing surprising and invaluable data.

Conservative media, legal, political, and business leaders came together in a breathtaking assault on human rights.

Leading Off: The outcome in a Supreme Court case challenging gender care bans will land a decade after a marriage ruling that Republicans are targeting with new fervor.

People trying to suppress queer people with obscenity laws is nothing new, this long standing tactic has been repeatedly weaponized against us and anyone else bigots decide isn’t fit for public life.

Kennedy, the Secretary of Health and Human Services, is promoting misinformation. Again. Uh, again… again again. Again.

Assigned Media interviews former GenderPAC lawyer, Dana Priesing, discussing anti-trans lawsuits and trans women in women’s sports.

Harvard Medical School doctors sued after their work was censored. Now a federal judge has ordered that their work be restored.

A 1,000-page report by the College of Pharmacy at the University of Utah, which found care safe and effective, stands out from others: It’s both independent and an actual review of the evidence.

Hard-line conservatives who promoted book and bathroom bans suffered big losses in school board races.

Leading Off: A first look at Utah's evidence review. The Times is pressed on bias. Democrats and Republicans say trans people face bigotry. The top story lines as the week begins.

A newish anti-trans activist group has declared it’s litigating against the state of Minnesota, alongside Alliance Defending Freedom.