Judge nixes Justice Department subpoena of telehealth trans health care provider
The Trump administration sought not to investigate but to intimidate QueerDoc, U.S. District Judge Jamal Whitehead wrote.
October 30, 2025
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The Trump administration sought not to investigate but to intimidate QueerDoc, U.S. District Judge Jamal Whitehead wrote.
Opinion: The bluster about a third term is more of a Trump-created distraction that seeks to promote strength in the face of the creeping inevitability of aging, writes John Casey.
Attorneys for the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia say the government didn't bother fact-checking media reports or comparing care at other hospitals before trying to seize kids' medical records.
The First Amendment of the Constitution would like a word.
Opinion: A trans roommate becomes a national scandal, but MAGA shooters barely make the news, writes John Casey.
“If our Constitution means anything, it means that the federal government can’t rifle through your child’s medical records in order to intimidate you,” a lawyer for the families told The Advocate.
The Maine Principals' Association said it won't expose personal information for students to assuage the fight against transgender participation in athletics.
Opinion: “Want to go to the U.S. Open with me?” What choice did they have? Trump mistakes forced company for friendship, writes John Casey.
"What is Donald Trump hiding?" the gay California Democrat said.
Sean Dunn, the gay man at the center of the case, has become a kind of folk hero.
Gender-affirming care remains legal in Michigan, but Donald Trump’s attack on trans people is making it harder to access.
Attorney General Pam Bondi is leading the government intrusion into patients' privacy.
The bread wielding bandit had become an internet celebrity.
One person called it “assault with a deli weapon.”
Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton, D.C.’s non-voting representative in Congress, condemned Trump’s move as “a federal power grab against the will of D.C.’s elected leadership.”
From billion-dollar libel claims to wild payoff rumors, his blame list keeps growing. Here’s who’s on it.
Opinion: Only someone dumber than an oyster would believe that while the GOP hides for Trump, the Department of Justice isn’t dangling a pardon in front of Maxwell, writes John Casey.
Attorney General Pam Bondi and Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche told Donald Trump that his name appears in Epstein investigation files.
The Justice Department "will continue enforcing the law against institutions like Children’s National that mutilate children under the guise of medical care,” Attorney General Pam Bondi said about the D.C. hospital.
The case was filed in a federal court in Miami.
Trump has denied writing the letter, which the Journal says contains a sketch of a naked woman.