Riley Gaines

The Supreme Court upheld state laws in Idaho and West Virginia reserving women's sports for biological females, ruling they don't violate Title IX.

The IOC's new female-only eligibility policy, enforced via SRY gene screening starting at the 2028 Los Angeles Games, marks a historic win for women's sports, Riley Gaines argues.

Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff has betrayed Georgia women by voting against Title IX protections three times, citing his record on sports legislation.

Activist, athlete and podcast host argues that Republicans must abandon destructive infighting and focus on defeating Democrats in the upcoming 2026 midterm elections.

Supreme Court ruling on Department of Education enables first wave of staff cuts as Congressional lawmakers should consider permanent dissolution of controversial federal agency.

Title IX champion and NCAA swimmer reflects on the law's 53-year legacy, its impact on women's sports, and the current challenges to female athletes' rights in competition and beyond

President Trump's executive order ensures that the next generation of female athletes has a fair opportunity to compete with the safety, privacy and equal opportunity they deserve.

President Trump's pick to head the Department of Education, Linda McMahon, will protect women and girls in sports.

President Donald Trump is signing an executive order that would ensure that sports competitions meant for women are exclusively competed in by women.

The election makes this the time to keep sports safe for women and pass the 'Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act.' It would preserve Title IX safeguards for female athletes.

Will the Supreme Court protect and preserve women's sports when they give a ruling in United States v. Skrmetti?

Women's sports is under threat as schools allow males to compete. The result undermines athletes' opportunities and safety. Now, that battle is going to federal court.

Since the inaugural Real Women's Day, I've been to over 50 different college campuses speaking to students, athletes and administrators about how women are harmed under the guise of “progress."

As the world watches the Olympics, I want bring attention to the Biden-Harris administration’s changes to Title IX, which are set to go into effect on Aug. 1, 2024.

Old Glory symbolizes unity, pride and our shared values. It unites us under the foundational principles of freedom, equality and opportunity that define our republic.

This is the story of how I became an advocate for women and a champion of our uniqueness. I hope it inspires you to speak the truth in this world that seems to have lost its mind.

Biden's dangerous new Title IX regulations destroy the definition of sex and wreck the opportunities girls and women receive by participating in athletic competition.

Riley Gaines and Paula Scanlan write in a joint op-ed that women's athletic opportunities are in jeopardy underscored by the Biden administration's Title IX rules.

Gender ideologues want to redefine womanhood as a subjective state unrelated to biological sex. That's why America needs a Women's Bill of Rights.

I was assaulted by a transgender mob and this is what I plan to do next. As a former All-American swimmer, I know that women’s sports are under threat.

I attended Biden's State of the Union to represent women he hurts with insane gender policies that tell us we should step aside for men, even in a changing room.

I'll be forever proud of my accomplishments. Yet the category of women's sports is now facing an erosion due to discriminatory policies that allow men who identify as women to compete.

As an NCAA champion female swimmer, I know Biden is using his leftist agenda to destroy Title IX and the opportunities it gives women to be treated equally.