#sports-policy

#sports-policy

Trump's executive order bans trans athletes from women's sports, significantly impacting their opportunities and careers.

Gavin Newsom's comments reflect a significant shift in Democratic views on transgender participation in sports, driven by public opinion.

The Senate voted against a bill banning trans women and girls from female sports, reflecting bipartisan divisions on the issue.

The Maine House censured Rep. Laurel Libby for outing and deadnaming a transgender student athlete in a controversial Facebook post.

A majority of Americans support restrictions on transgender sports and health care, yet they also favor anti-discrimination protections for trans individuals.

Wyoming lawmakers are intensifying efforts to restrict transgender rights despite minimal representation of trans athletes.

Stanford University will bar transgender athletes assigned male at birth from competing in women's sports, following NCAA guidelines and federal mandates.

Texas has sued the NCAA for not screening biological sex in athletes, following a push for stricter policies on transgender athlete participation.

Federal funding for the University of Pennsylvania has been suspended due to a transgender athlete's participation in its swimming program.

Trump threatens federal funding cuts to California over transgender athlete participation in women's sports.

Governor Newsom shows openness to discuss regulations surrounding transgender athletes.

The WTA introduces groundbreaking maternity leave policies for pregnant players, ensuring 12 months of paid leave and supporting new parents with fertility treatment grants.