A spate of blog posts attempted to link the rape of a 10-year-old girl in her home to laws allowing transgender people to use bathrooms that correspond to their identity.
A transgender "bathroom bill" reminiscent of one in North Carolina that caused a national uproar now appears to be on a fast-track to becoming law in Texas - though it may only apply to public schools.
A pending lawsuit against a Pennsylvania school district pertains to the use of gendered facilities by transgender students.
An ACLU executive in Georgia resigned after claiming her children were upset by the presence of transgender women in a bathroom, concurrently announcing the launch of a new "civil rights" group.
An article reporting that the pundit had been arrested for using the women's bathroom came from a fake news site.
A man was arrested for allegedly choking a young girl in a bathroom, but the incident was unrelated to transgender restroom policies.
A fake news site's phony claim about a transgender woman shot and killed in a bathroom duped many social media users.
The city of Oxford, Alabama reacted to Target's transgender bathroom policy by passing an ordinance making such restroom use punishable by jail time.
Ongoing debate over transgender bathroom policies led to the revival of an old Planet Fitness locker room dispute.
A Pennsylvania man was arrested for alleged invasion of a women's bathroom, but he was not transgender or legally allowed to film there.
A social media controversy erupted when Target announced a chain-wide policy inviting transgender customers to use the bathroom that matched their gender identity.
A number of memes somewhat misleadingly reported that the "leader" of opposition to a controversial bathroom bill in North Carolina was a registered sex offender.
Based on an article written by the 2020 presidential Democratic primary candidate's father, right-leaning opponents dove head-first into an ill-judged attack on her.
"The giant woman fell asleep waiting for her beloved to return from battle, unaware that he had been killed."
The requirements for serving as U.S. President were established over 200 years ago and haven't changed much since.
The president articulated several different plans for payroll taxes during a press conference at his golf club in August 2020.
Rumors about masks are getting more creative, but health experts still recommend wearing cloth face coverings to help slow the spread of COVID-19.