Another federal judge protects transgender Air Force members from adverse government action
A New Jersey U.S. District Court judge stepped in to block the Pentagon from takinc action against two trans airmen.
March 24, 2025
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A New Jersey U.S. District Court judge stepped in to block the Pentagon from takinc action against two trans airmen.
A Maine court rules in favor of a transgender teen who had been blocked from using the girls' restroom at school.
(CNN) The case at hand concerned Kesha Williams, a trans woman who was held for six months at a Virginia prison.
"There’s nothing in the record right now that tells me how many complaints there have been with respect to unit cohesion or military readiness with respect to gender dysphoria,” U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes told a Justice Department attorney.
Connecticut becomes the eighth U.S. state to make it easier for transgender citizens to obtain documents that reflect their authentic gender.
The Department of Justice has until Tuesday morning to assure Judge Ana Reyes that trans troops aren't being professionally impacted.
The Vermont supreme court said Friday that Vermont courts, not those in Virginia, have exclusive jurisdiction in a child custody battle between two women who were once joined in a civil union in Vermont.
Two federal appeals courts in two days have turned down the Trump administration's requests.
A federal judge has ruled that enlistment must start January 1, but the administration wants an emergency stay of that.
History for equality will be made on Tuesday, even if it's an advance that is immediately in jeopardy.
Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly, who has already temporarily blocked the trans military ban, issued a clarifying order today.
Attorney Jennifer Levi, who's suing the president on behalf of GLBTQ Legal Advocates & Defenders, on why she's confident Trump will lose.
At the Canadian "Emmys," the show (mostly) cleaned up in the comedy and acting categories.
After a tormented existence as a father and a construction worker, a 57-year-old suburban Boston man underwent a sex-change operation. Then she wrote off the $25,000 in medical expenses on her taxes. But the IRS disallowed the deduction, ruling the procedure was cosmetic, not a medical necessity.
Some families had already sued over medical boards' rules against the care, and now those rules have been written into state law.
"We are going to continue to show up every single day, put on our uniforms, and do the absolute best that we can to lead troops, our country, and do our jobs,” Second Lt. Nicolas Talbott said.
The Trump administration has made yet another attempt to make the ban go into effect, but a federal judge refuses.