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The global governing body for cycling said that the first openly transgender woman to win an official cycle event should be able to keep her win because she followed the new rules that were put in place last year.
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People in politics and people who just watch politics had a lot to say about Tucker Carlson's sudden departure from Fox News on Monday. One of them was ex-President Donald Trump.
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Lia Thomas, a man living as a woman, say that: Pro-Women’s Sports Advocates Use Feminism to ‘Push Transphobic Beliefs’
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Steven Spielberg has criticized the trend of 'woke' people making changes to old works of art, like movies and books, to make them more acceptable to modern tastes. He has called this a form of 'censorship.'
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Kevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick, a famous Hollywood couple, have come out in support of drag queen shows for kids. They said that rules that ban such shows are 'bad karma.'
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Market research shows that sales of Bud Light beer have dropped by 17 percent since the company advertised with a guy who says he is a woman, Dylan Mulvaney.
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A top British judge has said that in the future, AI could possibly take the place of judges in some court cases in the UK.
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Due to the U.S.'s inability to develop heavy weapons quickly enough to satisfy Ukraine's ostensibly insatiable demand, manufacturing capabilities are under unprecedented pressure and reserve inventories are being depleted.
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Republicans in the Texas State Senate have passed two bills that would force public schools to display the Ten Commandments, give students and staff a daily prayer time, and let teachers read the Bible.
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The platform's traditional system of blue 'verified' checkmarks, awarded to handpicked users, was discontinued in favor of a new system open to all users willing to pay a monthly fee, resulting in a cacophony of fury.
The global governing body for cycling said that the first openly transgender woman to win an official cycle event should be able to keep her win because she followed the new rules that were put in place last year.
