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January 13

RNC Chair Gruters says spotlight on issue of transgender athletes in female sports ‘will play well for us’

Republican National Committee Chair Joe Gruters, in a Fox News Digital interview, weighs in on political impact of a Supreme Court case on transgender athletes in female sports.

January 13

House GOP leader blasts trans athletes in girls' sports as 'biggest form of bullying'

House GOP leader Lisa McClain argues transgender women in female sports is "biggest form of bullying" as Supreme Court hears key cases on state bans.

January 13

Republican governors urge justices to defend women's sports as Supreme Court hears key case

Republican governors warn women's sports face serious threat as Supreme Court hears transgender athlete case challenging Title IX protections nationwide.

January 13

Pope denounces abortion, warns against surrogacy as exploitation of mothers and children

Pope Leo XIV denounces abortion and surrogacy as violations of human dignity in address to diplomatic corps, calling these practices exploitative.

January 13

Students for Life report finds massive uptick in Christian colleges' support for abortion, Planned Parenthood

Abortion support among Christian colleges has reportedly surged 38% since Roe v. Wade was overturned, with one in seven now connected to abortion.

January 13

We were college athletes. Supreme Court must listen to our case and save women’s sports

Madison Kenyon and Mary Kate Marshall, former Idaho State track athletes, will have their women's sports cases heard by the Supreme Court on Jan. 13.

January 12

West Virginia AG addresses allegations against trans athlete plaintiff in women's sports SCOTUS battle

West Virginia Attorney General McCuskey leads the legal defense against transgender athlete lawsuit challenging state law banning biological males from girls' sports.

January 12

Minnesota sues Trump admin over sweeping immigration raids in Twin Cities

Minnesota sues Trump administration over alleged militarized immigration raids in Twin Cities, naming DHS Secretary Kristi Noem and ICE officials.

January 12

Washington Post urges Supreme Court to 'save women’s sports' ahead of major trans athlete case

The Washington Post editorial board defended women's sports in an opinion piece on Sunday ahead of a Supreme Court case hearing on transgender athletes.

January 12

Arizona Sen. Kelly sues Hegseth over military pension cuts following video message

Sen. Mark Kelly filed a federal lawsuit against Pete Hegseth over alleged retaliation for urging troops to refuse illegal orders in Democratic video.