South Carolina judge's house burns down after ruling against Trump administration
Diane Goodstein had received death threats for her ruling against the Trump administration before her house burned down.
October 6, 2025
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Diane Goodstein had received death threats for her ruling against the Trump administration before her house burned down.
In his lawsuit, he claims that he was convicted after having consensual sex with another adult man under the state's now-invalid anti-sodomy law.
Rest in power, Pebbles LaDime Doe.
The Justice Department says that the state is violating the Americans with Disabilities Act.
The state’s Republican AG had sued the Democratic Governor, saying the practice violated new state law.
The collegiate sports group has chosen these sites despite issuing a warning that states with such laws might not get to host championships.
This comes a month after the NBA pulled the All-Star Game from Charlotte in protest of House Bill 2.
The document makes a general statement about diversity, equity, and inclusion but doesn't specifically address discrimination.
The N.J. high court declined to hear an appeal of a lower court's ruling against conversion therapy provider JONAH.
The lawsuit claims the practice is in violation of new anti-trans law.
John Gore, chosen as assistant attorney general for civil rights, also defended voter suppression laws.
The Florida Board of Education on Wednesday approved new rules strictly enforcing a new law segregating public restroom facilities by gender.
The increase is documented in an FBI report, but there are many other hate crimes that go uncounted, activists say.
Health care workers will have a license to discriminate against LGBT people or others who offend their religious sensibilities.
The Tennessee law is unconstitutional because it forces citizens to engage in speech they disagree with, a federal judge ruled.
The law is the subject of a separate lawsuit from sex workers living with HIV.
Loretta Lynch says North Carolina "created state-sanctioned discrimination against transgender individuals who seek to engage in the most private of functions in a place of safety and security."
The anti-LGBT attorney general released a memo Thursday that made clear the Justice Department does not believe trans people are protected under federal law.
One commission member described Evan Low's deliberate attempts to hide his payment to Baldwin for the actor's appearance at political fundraiser as "egregious."
The move is the latest in a series of states that have tried to launch ways to report transgender issues to authorities; such attempts in other states have not been successful.