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Finland Study Shows 'Gender Affirming Care' Is Losing the Science. Children’s Hospitals Beware.

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By Doreen Denny
| Townhall Verified
Children’s Minnesota has announced it is resuming all services dispensing sex-rejecting drugs and surgeries for youth living a trans identity. Emboldened by a federal judge’s order blocking President Trump’s policy, which seeks to ban these radical procedures for minors, Children’s Minnesota abandoned its six-week retreat and is back to profiting from transing kids.
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2026 Olympics: Let’s Talk About Crotch Scandals

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By Doreen Denny
| Townhall Verified
As the 2026 Winter Games open in Italy, high drama has made news that few saw coming. Norway is being blamed for igniting a “crotch-enlarging” scandal that landed like a seismic blast days before the opening ceremonies. The scandal is so serious that the International Olympic Committee (IOC) had to call an emergency meeting to set new rules. As reported, Norway’s ski jumping team had been caught in a cheating scheme involving competition suits that added material to men’s crotches.
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NCAA convention collides with Supreme Court fight over women's sports

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By Doreen Denny
| Washington Times Verified
OPINION: Women’s sports are about to take center stage in Washington. On Tuesday, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in high-profile cases from two states seeking to protect the sex-based rights of female athletes in sports. In a stroke of irony, the National Collegiate Athletic Association kicks off its annual convention the same day at a glitzy hotel a few miles south of the Supreme Court.
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