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11 items of 1682 · updated Oct 29, 2026, 6:00 AM ET
Iowa Dem Josh Turek released an anti-trans ad calling for a federal funding ban on trans care, which the outlet says would be profoundly harmful for transgender people.
The Supreme Court may be about to make America’s prisons much crueler
The Supreme Court released a brief order on October 21 that ruled against the Trump administration's request to deny gender-affirming care to transgender prisoners.
Source: Vox vox.com/politics/506261/supreme-court-trump-kin… (link to vox.com)
Supreme Court rejects Trump’s ‘dangerous’ push to cut off medical care for transgender prisoners
The U.S. Supreme Court rejected the Trump administration's bid to restrict gender-affirming care for transgender people in federal prisons, preserving access while a legal challenge continues.
Source: The Advocate advocate.com/breaking-news/supreme-court-transg… (link to advocate.com)
Supreme Court rejects Trump admin’s request to end trans-related care in prison
The Supreme Court rejected the Trump admin's request to immediately end gender-affirming medical care for trans people in prison; only Thomas and Alito sided with the admin.
Source: Law Dork lawdork.com/p/supreme-court-trump-trans-prison-… (link to lawdork.com)
The Supreme Court rejected the Trump admin's request to immediately end gender-affirming medical care for trans people in prison; only Thomas and Alito sided with the admin.
The Supreme Court released a brief order on October 21 that ruled against the Trump administration's request to deny gender-affirming care to transgender prisoners.
The U.S. Supreme Court rejected the Trump administration's bid to restrict gender-affirming care for transgender people in federal prisons, preserving access while a legal challenge continues.
The U.S. Supreme Court rejected the Trump administration's bid to restrict gender-affirming care for transgender people in federal prisons, preserving access while a legal challenge continues.
The Supreme Court left in place an order prohibiting the Federal Bureau of Prisons from enforcing a policy preventing healthcare for transgender inmates, including hormone therapy.