
In recent closed-door conservative conferences, U.S. Supreme Court justices were eyeing other cases that would implicate key rights for transgender Americans, The Hill reported on Dec. 28.
According to Arlington Commonwealth’s Attorney Parisa Dehghni-Tafti, the charges against the two men — Specialist Matthew Henshaw, 21, and Private First Class Joseph DiGregorio, 23, — were dismissed after they successfully completed a recently initiated program called the Heart of Safety Restorative Justice Conferencing Program.
Former President Jimmy Carter, who died Dec. 29 at the age of 100, is being remembered by both admirers and political observers as a progressive southern Democrat and former Georgia governor who pushed for an end to racial injustice in the U.S., and as a beloved humanitarian who worked hard as president and during his post-presidential years to improve the lives of people in need throughout the world.
An LGBTQ market in Texas shut down after complaints, activists raised funds to replace an LGBTQ plaque in Louisiana, and the Supreme Court is debating upholding a ban on trans youth care.
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