Supreme Court allows Idaho to enforce ban on gender-affirming care for minors
The opinion allows Idaho to enforce House Bill 71, a law banning youth in the state from receiving gender-affirming care medications and surgeries.
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His legacy will forever be linked to the trial for the murder of Nicole Brown Simpson, and the ways racial dynamics complicated it.
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Biden just made it harder for domestic abusers to get guns
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‘You should play’: Black LGBTQ+ leaders applaud Dawn Staley for defending transgender athletes
Support from the South Carolina women’s basketball coach is ‘absolutely critical’ as trans participation in sports is politically targeted, advocates say.
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Men dominate finance. This professor is making space for women to enter the field.
When Mara Derderian noticed that far more men than women were in her upper-level finance courses, she hatched a plan to expose women to role models who could motivate them.
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Abortion bans and divorce restrictions can be a dangerous combination for pregnant people
Experts are raising concerns about what the intersection — now in four states — means for victims of domestic violence.
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Majority of American teachers worry about shootings at their schools, survey shows
Most educators favor more mental health screening for students and oppose arming teachers, though their views are more divided when it comes to whether security officers should have weapons.
The 19th opens applications for its third Frances Ellen Watkins Harper Fellowship cohort
The program provides graduates and mid-career alums of Historically Black Colleges and Universities with full-year, salaried fellowships in reporting, audience engagement, and product and technology.
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For a new generation of American kids, a woman’s place is on the quarter
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Democrats in Congress and several legal experts believe that the state’s new policy likely falls out of compliance with the Real ID Act.
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Beyoncé’s album is the latest effort in a long fight to disrupt the erasure of history in the genre.
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