Lawmakers in Ohio passed a bill that restricts minors from accessing “gender-affirming care,” and the bill also included verbiage to suggest that boys who identify as transgender girls would no longer have the ability to join female sports teams.
Read More Ohio Passes Bill Restricting ‘Gender-Affirming’ Medical Procedures, Hormones For Minors
A South Korean constitutional court ruled it is unlawful to have same-sex relations within the country’s military.
Read More South Korean Court Upholds Law Banning Gay Sex Within Armed Forces
The Georgia Supreme Court has overturned a lower court’s judgment that Georgia’s restricted “heartbeat” abortion ban was invalid keeping the six-week ban in place.
Read More Georgia Supreme Court Rules To Keep Six-Week Abortion Ban
California Governor Gavin Newsom (D-Calif.) signed into law two new bills, one that restricts the ability of local governments to manually count ballots and the other to guarantee workers more sick days.
Read More Newsom Signs Bills To Restrict Hand Counts In Elections, Workers Receive Additional Sick Days
A Georgia state subcommittee has opened an investigation into Fulton County Jail conditions.
Read More Georgia State Senate Announces Investigation Into Fulton County Jail Conditions