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TNN: Trans News Now – Sept 14, 2026

ceciliab | Sep 14, 2026

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Two women were sentenced to life in prison for their part in the murder of Sam Norquist, a transgender man. This story comes from ABC News.

During a hearing for a lawsuit brought by families of transgender minors, it was revealed that Children’s Hospital of Colorado was the target of a second investigation by the Trump administration. The hospital discontinued offering gender-affirming care to minors, which caused parents to sue. This story comes from The Advocate.

A Political Action Committee with money from Elon Musk has been airing anti-transgender political ads. Mr. Musk is prepared to spend $100 million to defeat Democrats, according to Erin In The Morning.

Ken Paxton has started running a new ad in his U.S. Senate race against James Talarico, but the ad rewrites the Bible, to insert an anti-transgender verse which is not in the King James version. The Advocate has this story.

The Pentagon is searching through medical records to find out which members of the military are receiving gender affirming care. This story comes from Federal News Network, which notes that such snooping is a violation of Pentagon policy.

Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City has agreed to stop providing puberty blockers, HRT, and other gender-affirming care to minors. The Advocate has this story.

Elliot Page says that he has not received a single offer for acting since The Odyssey has come out. This story comes from LGBTQ Nation.

A doctor in British Columbia was fined for refusing to provide a transgender minor with puberty blockers. CBC News has this story.

The First Nations community of Saddle Creek, Alberta, has declared itself to be a “safe haven for gender-affirming care.” Alberta is the province of Canada with the most anti-transgender legal stance, but Saddle Creek is semi-autonomous. This story comes from Alberta Native News