Donald Trump to chair Olympics task force and demand 'strong' tests to keep trans athletes out
The President has wrongly implied Algerian Imane Khalief, an Algerian boxing gold medalist, was trans and should not compete.
August 11, 2025
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The President has wrongly implied Algerian Imane Khalief, an Algerian boxing gold medalist, was trans and should not compete.
World Boxing's new policy mandates that all participants in women's events — but not men's — must undergo a chromosome test.
Griner, who has been in free agency for the first time in her career since she was drafted by the Mercury in 2013, said that she will be signing a one-year contract with the Dream.
All sports are homoerotic, honestly, but these 15 Olympic contests take the gold.
French DJ Barbara Butch has filed several complaints after receiving an onslaught of hate online for participating in the Olympics opening ceremony.
The pop icon also shared some of new music from LG7 while in Paris for the Olympics.
Megan Rapinoe tells The Advocate about her campaign with Knix to end period stigma, and the state of LGBTQ+ acceptance in women's soccer.
300,000 condoms will be available in the Paris Olympic Village, returning to tradition after the IOC issued an intimacy ban and social distancing orders for the 2021 Tokyo Olympics.
Cunningham did not qualify for the upcoming Paris Olympics but is ranked 11th in the world in the men's 110-meter hurdle race.
Hiltz was in fourth place with 300 meters left before they suddenly accelerated past their competition, breaking the U.S. Olympic Track and Field trials record.
The fastest woman in the world will finally represent the United States at the Olympics.
Transgender swimmer Lia Thomas has lost her discrimination lawsuit against World Aquatics.
Valentina Gomez made the inflammatory remarks about the WNBA star in a video posted on social media platform X.
The WNBA legend opened up to Robin Roberts about the hopelessness she felt under the conditions she had to endure.
Richardson's comeback is just in time for the 2024 Olympics in Paris.
The court says Semenya suffered discrimination because of her high natural testosterone level, but it did not strike down the regulations World Athletics imposes on women athletes.