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The Struggle to Provide Gender-Affirming Care to Youth - Vimarsana News

The Struggle to Provide Gender-Affirming Care to Youth

Major medical groups object to state restrictions on gender-affirming medical care. Politicization has sparked threats against clinicians and drawn interest from lawmakers.

Republican debate: Fact-checking transgender comments that sparked GOP divide onstage - Vimarsana News

Republican debate: Fact-checking transgender comments that sparked GOP divide onstage

Transgender discussion brought heat to the Republican presidential primary debate on Wednesday as the party tries to navigate its way through a topic that some of its voters view as a moral crisis.

Mike Johnson's 'Don't Say Gay' Legislation Opposed by Americans: Survey - Vimarsana News

Mike Johnson's 'Don't Say Gay' Legislation Opposed by Americans: Survey

A new Data for Progress poll highlights the nation’s split views on a controversial “don’t say gay or trans” bill, as more of Mike Johnson’s record comes under scrutiny.

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House GOP eyes trans care as newest battleground issue - Vimarsana News

House GOP eyes trans care as newest battleground issue

House Republicans who waged fierce political battles over Obamacare and abortion after that have found a new focus as the lead-up to the 2024 elections: gender-affirming care for transgender Americans.

PolitiFact | Did Mike Johnson work for a hate group? SPLC and Christian law firm have sparred over label - Vimarsana News

PolitiFact | Did Mike Johnson work for a hate group? SPLC and Christian law firm have sparred over label

Since U.S. Rep. Mike Johnson, R-La., won the Oct. 25 election for House speaker, the public has gotten a crash course on