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Eithan Haim allegedly stole private health records of transgender kids who weren’t his patients and gave their medical information to an anti-trans activist.
The famously anti-LGBTQ+ Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton had demanded to know if Seattle Children's Hospital had provided gender-affirming care to any Texans.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has once again requested medical records from a transgender health care provider in another state, despite having no legal jurisdiction.
The judge had previously issued a temporary block only for the family that brought a lawsuit against a policy that claimed gender-affirming care is child abuse.
Republicans have gone all in on getting the government involved in parents’ decisions about their children.
A judge ordered Children's Medical Center Dallas to temporarily reopen its gender-affirming care program to new patients while a lawsuit is heard.
The Boston hospital has said its staff has been subjected to a number of threats over disinformation about gender-affirming care in the past year.
The spokesperson said that patients seeking surgical care are being referred to other facilities that still offer such procedures.
A new law signed by Gov. Kevin Stitt withholds federal funds from the University of Oklahoma Medical Center unless it ceases providing such care.
Threats have been made toward doctors at gender-affirming health centers around the country following misinformation spreading on social media about trans care for youth.Â
Perry-Franks last year ran for the Texas House of Representatives and mayor of her hometown of Snyder.
The anti-LGBTQ+ attorney general's demand threatens PFLAG members' constitutional rights, a Texas judge says.
A recent Texas ruling has trans folks on edge but its SCOTUS that's the real menace, writes Christopher Stoll of the National Center for Lesbian Rights.
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill into law protecting trans youth and families who come from hostile states to California to receive care.
Robert Teir's troubled husband left one day and never came back. Two years later, Teir is fine with that — except for the fact that Texas won't grant him a divorce.
Gay parents can wake up to find that their home state wants to break up their family. Some fight back; others simply leave for friendlier locales
Mark Phariss will seek a Dallas-area Senate seat.
A new study out of the Netherlands counters the right-wing argument that people regret initiating such care.
The Senate passed a bill to that effect by a wide margin, and it will now be considered by the House.
