A federal judge found Michael Jeffries mentally competent, despite defense arguments that dementia and Alzheimer's disease left him unfit.
The president said the procedures were being carried out "at my order," but offered no explanation for the bizarre claim.
The district amended its LGBTQ student regulations after federal agencies threatened to withhold funding over parents' access to gender-related records.
Michael Thompson allegedly posted comments about "target practice" in response to a Facebook post promoting Lubbock Pride Fest 2026.
The gay former congressman from New York has been sentenced to 87 months in prison after pleading guilty to identity theft and fraud charges.
Jenner & Block is the fourth law firm targeted with an executive order for challenging President Trump's policies.
A dozen transgender inmates requested an injunction stopping their transfer, claiming it would put them at risk of physical violence.
Mack Davis, of Owasso, pleaded guilty to a hate crime for reportedly planning a mass killing at establishments he associated with gay people.
Daqua Lameek Ritter, who murdered Dime Doe, is the first person convicted of anti-trans violence under a federal hate crimes law.
The former president's hypocrisy has been exposed as he attacks Kamala Harris for supporting policies adopted by his own Justice Department.
Federal prosecutors have charged two Americans with operating a global terrorist collective seeking to commit hate crimes and murders.
Daqua Lameek Ritter shot Dime Doe in the head three times. He is the first person to stand trial for a hate crime motivated by...
Frank Stanzione, of Boynton Beach, Florida, could face up to five years in prison for a threatening, expletive-laced voicemail.
Prosecutors alleged Aimenn Perry, who pled guilty to arson-related charges, attempted to burn down a church planning to host two drag events.
Adam Michael Nettina also wrote threatening emails to LGBTQ-supportive lawmakers in Maryland and Virginia.