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New York Attorney General Letitia James today led a coalition of 15 other states and the District of Columbia in suing the Trump administration for attacking access to gender-affirming health care for transgender and nonbinary youth. Attorney General James and the coalition are challenging a coordinated federal campaign to intimidate health care providers into halting medically necessary treatment for individuals under age 19, even in states where such care is legal and protected by law, such as New York. The attorneys general argue that the administration is unlawfully seeking to impose a nationwide ban on gender-affirming care by threatening providers with baseless criminal charges and investigations. The attorneys general are asking the court to halt this unconstitutional pressure campaign and ensure transgender youth can continue to access legally protected health care without fear.

Boycott Steam.

They were not even willing to fight back with the power of 5% of their annual revenue.

Boycott Steam.

They were not even willing to fight back with the power of 5% of their annual revenue.

Censorship is quietly deciding which games you can buy.

We are fighting back.

Some games vanish. Not because they broke the law but because someone decided they shouldn’t exist.

For 48 hours, these games are free, because if a game is legal, you should be free to buy it.

• America’s economy is still robust but weakening.
• Consumers are still willing to spend their money, but they’re growing more cautious.
• Tariffs came in lower than President Donald Trump’s most aggressive threats, but they’re slowly adding to inflation as some prices creep higher again.
• Trump’s trade agreements may open up some foreign markets to US goods, but Americans are now paying higher taxes on imported goods today than they were yesterday.
• The reliable job market is become less of a sure bet, and employers may be more resistant to hiring than we previously believed.
• And you might not have to linger too long for that long-awaited interest-rate cut.