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Leading Trans Medical Org Members Privately Voiced Concerns about Risks of Child Transition, Documents Reveal

The World Professional Association for Transgender Health provides guidance that is followed by most major U.S. medical organizations.

Opponents of School Choice Lose Texas House Primaries

Of the 21 Texas house Republicans who opposed school choice last year, only between six and ten will have a chance to return to...

Nikki Haley Overperformed, but There Was No Beating Trump

We still believe Republicans would have been better served, in November and beyond, to have chosen someone else as their standard-bearer.

N.Y. Governor Hochul to Deploy State Police, National Guard in NYC Subways to Combat Crime Surge

‘These brazen heinous attacks on our subway system will not be tolerated,’ Hochul said.

Vermont School Agrees to Pay Settlement to Snowboard Coach Fired for Saying Boys Have Athletic Advantage

The state education department and the school district acknowledge Bloch did not violate a state-mandated anti-harassment policy.

SEC approves climate-change rule forcing some public companies to disclose emissions data

Some corporations will soon have to step up their carbon footprint reporting after the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday passed a climate-change disclosure rule.

House moderates challenge Speaker Johnson to put foreign aid up for a vote

Bipartisan lawmakers are pressuring House Speaker Mike Johnson to put a pared-down foreign aid package on the floor and vow to go around the speaker if he doesn't.

Biden says there’s room in his campaign for Haley supporters

President Biden said Wednesday that there is a place for supporters of Nikki Haley to join his campaign after the former South Carolina governor ended her run for the GOP presidential nomination Wednesday.

Speaker Johnson attributes clunky spending process to Congress’ lack of ‘muscle memory’

House Speaker Mike Johnson hopes to put the current spending cycle to bed and shift gears to next year's delayed process this week, but he said Congress' lack of "muscle memory" is causing a spending slowdown.

New York City reinstitutes bag checks to combat rising subway crime

In response to a spike in violent incidents on New York City's subways, Mayor Eric Adams has announced the implementation of bag checks for anyone trying to board trains.

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