New York City proposes $8.9 million for minors’ puberty drugs
The Oct. 6 notice names two potential vendors and sets an Oct. 16 deadline, as a federal Medicaid and CHIP funding rule takes effect Oct. 13.
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The Oct. 6 notice names two potential vendors and sets an Oct. 16 deadline, as a federal Medicaid and CHIP funding rule takes effect Oct. 13.
The report says the FBI opened 25 Guardian assessments on parents, while DOJ and Education urge state attorneys general to enforce federal parental-rights laws.
The 8-3 vote killed HB26-1083; Initiative 109, which would designate school teams by biological sex, is set for Colorado’s Nov. 3 ballot.
A campaign poll reports 56% support for I-638, including 48% of Democrats, as Washington voters weigh whether to keep men out of girls’ K-12 sports.
The governor says the update to California’s conversion-therapy ban protects LGBTQ youth after the Supreme Court struck down Colorado’s ban.
Florida wants Meta to remove under-14 users, cap teen use at two hours and disable autoplay and infinite scroll as its lawsuit continues.
New York’s lawsuit says children who sought a reset saw unchanged feeds, raising a question parents cannot ignore: can they trust the safety tools on their children’s phones?
Neither the House-passed KIDS Act nor the Senate committee-forwarded KOSA includes the age minimum or older-teen parental consent Houchin wants.
The Center Square reports Keeler said she was sexually assaulted during a December 2025 match against a male opponent who identifies as female.
Judge Donovan Frank denied xAI’s request for a preliminary injunction, leaving Minnesota’s restrictions in effect as the lawsuit continues.
His first public appearance since Sept. 30 came at ACL; the CNN/Jubilee town hall in Fort Worth on Oct. 14 is the next test before early voting.
The resolution had 110 Democratic cosponsors by September 24; Your Rep’s Record listed it as still open and unreported on October 8.