WNBA says fan arrested for throwing sex toy in Atlanta
The WNBA confirmed a fan was arrested after throwing a sex toy onto the court during the Atlanta Dream versus Golden State game in College Park. The league warned that objects thrown onto the court will lead to ejection and at least a one year ban, plus possible arrest.
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Illinois joins suit to block gender-affirming care limits
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul joins a 17 state lawsuit filed in Massachusetts federal court challenging Trump administration orders limiting gender-affirming care for youths. The suit argues the 10th Amendment protects states from federal interference, noting the age definition of children as under 19 clashes with Illinois law. It cites separate orders restricting DOJ investigations of providers and accuses the administration of harmful language and risks to doctors facing criminal penalties.
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Public opinion shifts over Israel Gaza support in Gallup poll
Opinion columnist Jackie Calmes notes a partisan split in U S support for Israel amid Gaza actions. Gallup and Chicago Council findings show Democrats leaning toward Palestinians while Republicans lean toward Israel, signaling a long term decline in broad U S backing and a controversial Netanyahu legacy.
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Health care for transgender youth under attack across borders
A Bloomberg Opinion column warns that policies restricting transgender medical care threaten parental rights and could extend to broader medicine. It notes Puerto Rico’s 15 year prison risk for providers of youth gender-affirming care, fears of mainland bans, and potential shifts in FDA advisory panels and vaccines oversight led by Health secretary Kennedy.
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