Leading Off: UK based DIY HRT site, HRT Cafe, shuts down without warning; Idaho moves to restrict social transition for minors; the State Department cracks down on transgender immigrants. The top story lines as we start off the week.

“There are no new research findings and the MHRA hasn’t presented any new evidence,” Cass told the Observer, in response to the shut down of the clinical trial she proposed.

A year ago, David Toshack was fired for refusing to be normal and decent. Now, he insists he’s been discriminated against.

Leading Off: Studies try to put a veneer of legitimacy on Cass’s political project. A powerful UK agency says bigotry based on appearance is A-OK. Top story lines for the week.

The UK’s Health Secretary, Wes Streeting, made some remarks that sound an awful lot like disingenuous crap!

Amidst ongoing targeted attacks against trans people by the UK government, new NHS guidelines express intent to screen trans kids for autism and ADHD.

Veronica Esposito debunks some of the basic claims made by the UK’s “Sullivan Review.”

We got into the weeds on the Cass Review website to surface the youth perspectives ignored by a Report that will further limit options for gender dysphoric youth in England.

Right-wing media has repeatedly shared false and misleading claims about the findings presented in the Final Report of the Cass Review.

Activists are claiming that providing healthcare to transgender youth is a major medical scandal. The real scandal is that some journalists may be buying it.

The final report of the Cass Review of gender-affirming care for youth is being taken as vindication from anti-trans activists.

Cisgender children will still be able to receive the drugs, which have been portrayed as too risky for trans youth.

A BBC Newsnight investigation is shedding light on the hopelessness of waiting years for a first appointment at a UK gender clinic.

Nina Welsch thinks feminism ought to be based in evolutionary psychology.

This Week in Barrel Scraping: A slip of the tongue led to a conspiracy theory that UK politician Keir Starmer has a trans son and many statements to the effect that having a trans child would be disqualifying for a polician on TERF Island.

The teens who murdered Ghey referred to her as “it” and discussed her trans identity in dehumanizing ways as they psyched themselves up to stab her in a public park.

Andrew Boff is right. There's no such thing as gender ideology, there's just people who are trans.

Why did they need two articles on the same thing?

Claims that Norway, Sweden, Finland, and the UK have acted to restrict access to gender-affirming care are the latest misleading tactic in the fight against this necessary treatment.

Two politicians who support trans rights are being held responsible for a violent sign saying “Decapitate TERFs” that was held aloft behind their backs.