Conversion therapy—a discredited practice aimed at changing LGBTQ+ identity—surged in the 1980s and is now banned in over 20 states. But a Supreme Court case could change everything.
Kaley Chiles, a Colorado therapist and evangelical Christian, is challenging the state’s ban on conversion therapy for minors at the Supreme Court—arguing it violates her free speech rights.
Amid a federal shutdown, the U.S. Supreme Court hears arguments in a landmark case challenging Colorado’s ban on conversion therapy for minors—a decision that could affect over 20 states.
The National Guard has been activated in Chicago and Oregon amid civil unrest and wildfires, with the Trump administration playing a key coordinating role—sparking national debate over military involvement in domestic affairs.
A chaotic special election is underway in Tennessee’s 7th Congressional District, with more than 15 candidates competing in a redrawn, heavily Republican seat that includes parts of Nashville.
D. John Sauer, the lawyer who secured a landmark Supreme Court victory granting Donald Trump broad presidential immunity, has been appointed as the new U.S. Solicitor General, positioning him to deploy this very power for the administration.
The WTO reports stronger-than-expected global trade growth in 2025 but warns of a sharp slowdown in 2026 due to President Trump’s sweeping tariffs.
The U.S. Supreme Court has upheld a Tennessee law banning certain gender-affirming medical treatments for minors, setting a precedent that affects over 20 states.
Iris Stalzer, the newly elected mayor of Herdecke, Germany, is fighting for her life after being stabbed in her home—an incident that may be politically motivated.
The New York Times team returned to Gaza to reconnect with over 700 people they interviewed since the war began—documenting how lives have changed amid ongoing devastation.