Universities with trans athletes silent on Trump women’s sports order
President Donald Trump’s executive order protecting women’s sports has been met with support from a leading women’s advocacy group, while several universities at the center of the transgender athletics controversy have not responded to The College Fix’s inquiries about it.
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's request sought to "upend" the Women's March Madness tournament, attorneys for the NCAA ...
There’s been no more closely watched injury than the one to Flagg, the first-team All-American from Duke, who sprained his ...
Riley Gaines told Fox News Digital in an interview on Wednesday that the NCAA's policy is far from clear in the wake of President Donald Trump's executive orders.
Trump's executive order bans transgender women from female sports, cutting $175 million in federal funding from UPenn.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton wanted the NCAA to do sex screening on athletes or remove the word 'women' in promoting ...
Lubbock County Judge Les Hatch ruled against an injunction seeking mandatory gender testing in the NCAA to keep trans ...
A group of GOP legislators held a press conference, where they stood behind a sign that read, "Protect girls' sports." ...
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton wanted the NCAA to do sex screening on athletes or remove the word 'women' in promoting women's sports.
Maine state Rep. Laurel Libby discusses Maine’s refusal to follow the Trump administration's executive order on transgender ...
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