A Seattle man was sentenced to seven years for a hate crime against a trans woman, with the court noting his lack of remorse and previous history of bias-motivated violence.

US voters will decide 2026 trans rights measures, shifting the battle from state legislatures to direct ballot boxes in four key states

A class action lawsuit filed in San Diego County Superior Court accuses Rady Children's Health of unlawfully discriminating against transgender patients after it abruptly halted gender-affirming care for nearly 1,900 young people under federal funding pressure.

In an unprecedented ruling, a unanimous three-judge panel of the U.S. Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld West Virginia's law excluding gender-affirming medical procedures from Medicaid coverage, finding it does not constitute unlawful discrimination against transgender individuals — the first such enforcement decision by any federal appeals court.

Observed each June across the United States and dozens of countries worldwide, LGBTQ+ Pride Month traces its origins to the 1969 Stonewall uprising in New York City — a flashpoint that transformed decades of quiet resistance into an organised global movement for civil rights and equality.

The Trump administration has agreed in a court settlement to reinstate the rainbow Pride flag at New York's Stonewall National Monument within seven days and maintain it permanently, following a lawsuit filed by LGBTQ and historic preservation groups after its removal in February.

Fired aide unapologetic over 2023 Capitol same-sex video; faces no charges, now in Aus.