President Trump's executive order banning transgender military service does not use the word "transgender," instead using terms like "people who assert a false gender identity."

The D.C. Circuit Court remanded the issue of whether new transgender recruits can join the military back to Judge Reyes for a separate analysis of harms.

A separate lawsuit is challenging the military's decision to revoke earned retirement benefits from a group of transgender service members.

After civil subpoenas for patient records were blocked by eight federal courts, the Trump administration secured criminal subpoenas from a court in Texas to target hospitals with no connection to the ...

During a hearing before federal district Judge Reyes, attorneys for the military admitted they had no evidence to support assertions that transgender people are undisciplined or lack the moral charact...

The Trump administration is expected to ask the U.S. Supreme Court to issue an emergency stay on the D.C. Circuit Court's ruling regarding the transgender military ban.

Former secretaries of the U.S. Army, Navy, and Air Force provided statements supporting transgender troops, stating there was no reason to discharge them.

The plaintiffs in the transgender military ban case have filed a motion before Judge Reyes to certify the case as a class action, with a hearing scheduled for June 30th.