Trump, Supreme Court and Transgender

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Supreme Court allows Trump to enforce passport restrictions targeting transgender people
The Supreme Court on Thursday allowed the Trump administration to enforce a policy aimed at limiting transgender rights that would restrict sex designations on passports to “male” and “female” based ...

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US Supreme Court Lets Trump Block Transgender, Nonbinary People From Choosing Gender On Passports
Supreme Court allows Trump to end policy of self-identifying gender on passports
Supreme Court reinstates Trump administration’s transgender passport policy
The Supreme Court on Thursday ruled President Trump’s State Department can prohibit transgender Americans from listing their gender identity on their passports, for now.

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US Supreme Court lets Trump administration require sex at birth be listed on passports
US Supreme Court allows Trump's passport policy targeting transgender people
Supreme Court allows the Trump administration to enforce its transgender passport ban
Under Trump’s order, a person can only identify as male or female, a distinction based on their anatomy, and their sex is “not changeable.”

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Supreme Court allows Trump to limit passport sex markers for trans and nonbinary Americans
Supreme Court lets Trump block transgender and nonbinary people from choosing passport sex markers

Court papers show luxury real estate brothers hope to prove witnesses lie at sex trafficking trial

Defense lawyers for two luxury real estate brokers and their brother say the men hope to prove at trial that many of the witnesses who will testify against them are lying. The lawyers made the claim in papers filed in Manhattan federal court,

Justice Department strips Jan. 6 references from court paper and punishes prosecutors who filed it

The Justice Department has stripped references to the Jan. 6, 2021, attack from court papers and punished two federal prosecutors who filed the document seeking prison time at sentencing Thursday for

Texas asks court to block Tylenol maker from paying shareholders after filing lawsuit

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton asked a court on Wednesday to block the maker of Tylenol from issuing a dividend payment to shareholders later this month, so that Texans will not lose out on the damages that may be owed to them in numerous lawsuits related to the pain reliever.

Trump suggests U.S. won't pay any SNAP benefits during shutdown, contradicting court filing

Prior presidential administrations have continued paying SNAP benefits during past shutdowns of the U.S. government.

New York attorney general says she's asking a court to require USDA to release complete SNAP benefits

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -New ​York Attorney General ‌Letitia James said on Thursday ‌that she was asking a court to require the U.⁠S. ‌Department of Agriculture to release complete ‍Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits ​for November.
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