(Reuters) -The U.S. Supreme Court's current term includes cases involving TikTok, guns, gender-affirming medical care for transgender minors, online pornography, religious rights, preventive healthcare, Planned Parenthood funding, job discrimination, federal regulatory powers on nuclear waste storage and vape products, voting rights and more.

It sounds camp, and it is, but pro wrestling has always been built on camp, even back to the days when it pretended to absolute realism (kayfabe). Texas has a long history with wrestling, everything from the legendary Von Erichs to imported lucha libre from Mexico to the biggest stars of the WWE like “Stone Cold” Steve Austin and The Undertaker.

Our fortnightly column also highlights attacks on the LGBT community in Russia, fentanyl production in Mexico, and a New York Times analysis of its own past travel recommendations.

BAMPFA, the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archives, will present "Masc II: Mascs Plus Muchachas," a film festival which will celebrate the culture of masculine assigned female at birth people.

Karla Sofia Gascón — set to be the first trans woman nominated for best actress — has inspired fierce love and venomous hate. She feeds off both.

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Blue state governors can help blunt the impact of the next administration. Here's what they're working on and what more they could do.

Bay Area filmmaker Jenni Olson’s “Masc II” series at BAMPFA showcases rare films about butch dykes and trans men, highlighting gender diversity in cinema.

The New Mexico Department of Justice is urging state lawmakers to get stricter on hazing this upcoming session. Attorney General Raúl Torrez has proposed legislation that would

Five new behavioral health clinics are now open, all operating under the agency's new community behavioral health clinic program.

Torrez is giving New Mexico state lawmakers the path forward with two new proposals: one criminalizing hazing and introducing punishments for not reporting hazing, and the other criminalizing cyberbullying that results in psychological or physical harm.

While it does feel hopeful, and it’s certainly promising, there is no win here. Every life lost to suicide in New Mexico matters,” says Clarie Miller, lead suicide prevention