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Social support and access to gender-affirming care can be lifesaving for trans people, survey finds
More than 92,300 trans and nonbinary people took the U.S. Transgender Survey, the only comprehensive study of transgender life in America.
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Nowhere in the world to run: The international law ripping children from their mothers
The Hague Abduction Convention was meant to reunite mothers and children. Instead, it's often used by allegedly abusive fathers to tear them apart.
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Domestic violence nonprofits sue over Trump administration’s anti-DEI funding rules
A lawsuit filed by the National Women’s Law Center says the grant restrictions conflict with requirements in the Violence Against Women Act.
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‘This is the first time I've been afraid that I am Latina’: ICE raids set L.A. on edge
Psychologist Lisette Sanchez on the emotional toll of Trump’s immigration crackdown — and how families can protect their mental health while under threat.
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As Cuomo attempts a political comeback, reforms for harassment victims stall
Andrew Cuomo, who resigned as governor in 2021 in the wake of a report that found he harassed 11 women, is one of two candidates in the lead of the New York mayoral contest.
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Rep. Melissa Hortman, killed in targeted attack, was a champion for Minnesotan families
Hortman worked closely with Gov. Tim Walz to enact policies that prioritized children and expanded protections for abortion and gender-affirming care
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Beyoncé made country music history. The Grammys just redefined what counts.
The Grammys added a new category: Best Traditional Country Album. Some believe that's a reaction to the success of "Cowboy Carter."
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On two coasts, a show of force — and a test of ours
Analysis | In Trump’s reality show presidency, strength and power are defined by a public and excessive show of force and pageantry is a means of reinforcing control.
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RFK Jr. fired everyone on a key vaccine panel. Here’s who he replaced them with.
Many of the new members of the Advisory Committee for Immunization Practices have been skeptical of vaccines.
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Illinois legislators strengthen law requiring hospital care for sexual assault survivors
The bill’s passage comes a year after an investigation revealed that dozens of hospitals violated the 49-year-old law.