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  1. The Advocate58

    Transgender Kansans say mismatched IDs have not stopped them from voting in the midterms

    Transgender Kansans with IDs that no longer match their gender are planning to vote in the midterms, and three of the four trans women interviewed by The 19th voted in the primaries without issue. The state's SB 244 invalidated thousands of drivers' licenses based on gender identity, but the Kansas secretary of state's office said gender discrepancies cannot be a basis for denying the right to vote.

  2. PinkNews71

    New NHS England guidelines require trans patients to use wards based on biological sex

    Updated NHS England guidelines bar trans patients and staff from using wards, bathrooms and changing rooms that match their gender identity, requiring facilities to be used on the basis of biological sex. The guidance, published 18 months after the April 2025 Supreme Court ruling on the Equality Act 2010, says trans people should be accommodated in line with their sex registered at birth or offered single rooms, with decisions made case by case and clinical need sometimes overriding.

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  1. them58

    Judge orders Pete Hegseth to answer written questions in transgender military ban case

    U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes ordered Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to answer 10 written questions from attorneys challenging Trump's transgender military ban, warning that evasive answers could lead to a deposition. Reyes questioned Justice Department arguments that Hegseth's public statements, including an anti-trans slur she recounted from a Quantico gathering of senior military leaders, are irrelevant to whether the policy was driven by anti-trans animus.

  2. them71

    Texas school district cancels Little Shop of Horrors after a female student is cast as Seymour

    The Grand Prairie Independent School District cancelled South Grand Prairie High School's production of Little Shop of Horrors after senior Ana Mota was cast as the male lead Seymour, citing Texas' "Don't Say Gay" law, Senate Bill 12. In a statement to local media, district officials pointed to the romantic relationship between the two main characters and themes involving an abusive relationship.