The DOE is urging collegiate and high school sports governing bodies to strip trans female athletes of their records, titles and awards.

In a news release, the department of education said the request was “entirely consistent with the NCAA's new policy.” ...

Hosted by Jordan Hicks, this event aims to recognize outstanding student-athletes across the Ark-La-Tex, including those from ...

Whether the number of records in women’s events attributed to men is 1 or 1 million, every official record of women’s performances must accurately reflect the achievements of female ...

The Department of Education is calling for organizations that govern high school and college athletics to revoke records, ...

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NBC: More Broadcast Network Programming Hours than Any Previous Winter Olympics; Will Feature Live Daytime and Extended ...

Algeria boxer Imane Khelif, who found herself in the middle of a bitter divide about gender in sports during the Paris ...

Experts note that there is no concrete evidence that trans women are naturally more athletic than those assigned women at birth. The NCAA’s president told Congress in December that he knows of fewer ...

THE COMMUNITY Foundation for the Ohio Valley announced its 2025 Community Impact and Field of Interest Fund grant recipients ...

The Trump administration is urging the NCAA and high school sports associations to reallocate past awards and records, citing ...