Education Department urges NCAA to revoke titles held by Lia Thomas, other trans athletes
The Department of Education under President Donald Trump sent a letter to the National Collegiate Athletic Association urging it to revoke titles and records previously earned by men, including transgender swimmer Lia Thomas, in women’s sports.
The announcement comes one day after the Trump administration issued an executive order barring transgender women and girls ...
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The U.S. Department of Education said Thursday it would launch investigations into San Jose State and the University of ...
The NCAA issued a statement Wednesday saying that it will comply with the order banning entities that receive federal funding ...
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NCAA VP Felicia Martin suggested the Board of Governors is discussing policy changes after Trump's executive order to ban ...
A San Francisco doctor resigned from an NCAA advisory committee after the college-sports governing body barred transgender ...
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