Grab your glass slippers, put on your tiaras, and prepare to dance the night away at a Disney Princess birthday party! If ...

The United States government has stopped issuing passports with the gender-neutral “X” option following an order signed by President Donald Trump. This executive order restricts government ...

An executive order President Trump signed on his first day in office created confusion because it removes gender-neutral options from federal identification documents such as passports and visas.

Despite efforts in recent architectural designs to address these disparities, the layered nuances of biological, cultural, and gender identity factors present a multifaceted challenge that defies ...

Amandla Stenberg identifies as nonbinary, though she doesn't need gender-neutral pronouns "to feel comfortable." Amandla Stenberg, who broke out as a young actor playing Rue in "The Hunger Games ...

In 2022, the Biden administration started letting people use X as a gender neutral marker on their passports. "They're rolling back, specifically referenced in the order, that they're rolling back ...

Trump and conservatives swept into office after a number of election victories in November. Gender identity and policies surrounding it was a major focal point for Republicans during the campaign ...

After extensive research, Dr. Noshit Sherlock of the University of Common Sense in Logicville concluded that statistically, the more you celebrate your birthday, the longer you live. #mindblown Ah, ...

The order requires the government use the term "sex" rather than "gender," while mandating that identification documents issued by the government, including passports and visas, be based on what ...

20, 2025. Morry Gash/Pool/AP Policies include Biden administration guidance on gender and inclusion for public servants, which was issued on March 31, 2023, marking Trans Visibility Day ...

those who commit sexual harassment or assault at work are more likely to be held responsible and those who report it are more likely to be believed. A new Pew Research Center survey finds that 1.6% of ...