Middle school girl to lawmakers: Please don’t make me room with a boy
It's time to protect women and girls by passing the Women’s Safety and Protection Act.
McNabb advocates for legislation to keep men out of women's sports.
A former North Carolina State University soccer player will be allowed to move forward with his sexual harassment lawsuit against the university. A unanimous federal Appeals Court panel ruled in favor of Benjamin Locke on Friday.
The legislation would mandate public facilities be used only by individuals of the same biological sex at the same time, except for specific situations like family use or emergencies.
Eliminating the US Department of Education will deprive presidents and federal bureaucrats of their preferred vehicle for cramming top-down mandates onto classrooms and students.
A federal Appeals Court has ruled that an expelled University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill student cannot seek monetary damages in his lawsuit against the school. The anonymous student can seek to be reinstated and have his record cleared.
In a bold move that signals a significant shift in US education policy, President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday that will drastically reduce the size and influence of the U.S. Department of Education. While the order does not fully dissolve the agency, it will significantly scale back its operations and responsibilities, shifting those responsibilities to the states.
Trump promises that schools allowing men to compete in women's sports will be blocked from federal funding.
A former high school volleyball player, McNabb was severely injured by a transgender, biological male, during a match in 2022. Since then, she has been lobbying for a ban on transgender athletes in women’s sports at both the state and federal levels.
Board member Sam Hershey said last week that "mediocre white men" have been hired based on their skin color for the last 250 years, drawing attention from Elon Musk and prompting an apology.
McNabb wins Title IX hearing at WCU.
US Rep. Don Davis, NC-01, was the only member in the US House of Representatives to vote "present" on legislation passed Tuesday that would require school sports to recognize a student's sex based solely on physical biology.