New Hampshire student athletes move to challenge Trump's anti-trans sports order
They have already sued over the state's trans-exclusionary sports law, but now they're seeking to expand their suit to challenge the national ban.
FEBRUARY 12, 2025
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They have already sued over the state's trans-exclusionary sports law, but now they're seeking to expand their suit to challenge the national ban.
Maybe Trump saw Bondi on Fox News that morning and made a $25,000 donation, or maybe he admired her opposition to LGBT equality. It's anyone's guess.
Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi's plans to take marriage equality directly to the state supreme court don't match a recent court decision on the issue.
The Florida senator and presidential contender can hardly be taken at his word when reacting to gay and lesbian couples marrying in his home state.
The billionaire cofounder of PayPal -- and Gawker's number 1 enemy -- secures a spot at the RNC, which is pushing its most anti-LGBT platform in its history.
Bondi, nominated to be the next attorney general, made the comment after California Sen. Adam Schiff, a Democrat, asked if she would defend the marriage of LGBTQ+ couples.
The CNN anchor hit back at the attorney general's claims that a Tuesday interview was “edited.”
Anderson Cooper wouldn't let the Republican official off the hook for perpetuating homophobia in the Sunshine State.
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas has seemed amenable to similar requests in other states, so marriage equality may not be quite so imminent in Florida.
The more South Carolina tries to stop marriages from happening, the more it may wind up costing them.
The former Florida attorney general supported workforce protections for queer people in Florida but battled marriage equality in court until the bitter end.
The attorney general of Florida has terrorized her state's LGBT citizens for years, but her bad reputation went national when she got into bed with Donald Trump.
Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi says she's only just begun to defend marriage discrimination.
In defense of the state's ban on same-sex marriage, Bondi argued it would "impose significant public harm" as well.