US EditionMaine sues over USDA pause on funds due to support for transgender athletes
- Florida filed a federal lawsuit against a Biden administration health-care rule aimed at preventing discrimination based on gender identity.
- The 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals approved the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' request to dismiss the lawsuit.
- The Trump administration previously reversed policies on gender identity and transgender treatment, affecting Florida's legal stance on healthcare rules.
- A college acknowledged a misunderstanding regarding a transgender athlete's participation in women's sports, despite new NCAA guidelines under Trump's executive order.
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Factcheck.org Mangles Scientific Fact-Check Of Trump's Transgender Orders
Factcheck.org may be the best of the fact-checking websites that recently saw their influence decline when Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg decided to break up with them. However, a nearly 3,000-word SciCheck essay from Catalina Jaramillo on Monday proved that is still not good enough to justify the previous partnership, as she took aim at a series of transgender-related executive orders from President Donald Trump. First, Jaramillo focused on the execu…
Maine sues Trump administration after funding freeze over transgender athlete debacle: 'They are not above the law'
Maine's attorney general filed a lawsuit against the federal government this week that stated the administration did not follow proper procedure when it cut off federal funding to the state.The feud stems from President Donald Trump's executive order aimed at preventing men from participating in women's sports and entering their changing rooms. Maine's Governor Janet Mills (D) famously told Trump in February that she would see him "in court" ove…
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