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The battle over males in female sports was a big issue in 2024, and it'll still be an issue in the new year.
Four female athletes from Connecticut will have their day in court. They are challenging a state policy allowing males to compete in female sports.
There's new hope for the female athletes in Connecticut who are fighting to keep men out of women's sports.
Clearly, the Biden administration is driven more by ideology than by the truth. Need proof? Read on.
Four female athletes and their attorneys are going before a federal appeals court today in an effort to appeal a prior ruling that failed to uphold their legal right to female-only sports under the federal government’s own Title IX laws.
Should biological males be allowed to compete against females in sports? That is a question going before the full Second U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
A full federal appeals court is being asked to look closer at basic biology and common sense on behalf of four female athletes who are asking the courts to recognize their unique rights as female athletes, but their competition is a 2020 landmark ruling by the nation's highest court.
A Christian legal advocacy organization says an appeals court recently got it wrong.
The U.S. Department of Education is planning to redefine “female” and “sex” in the historic Title IX federal law but it must accept public comments first. So a political group is urging the disapproving public to flood the Biden administration with comments that make it clear biological men shouldn’t shower with women, rob their medals, and steal their scholarships.
Today (June 23) is the 50th anniversary of Title IX – and an attorney explains why it is just as important today as it was then.