Men competing as women at the Olympics, LGBT themes on 30 to 45 percent of prime-time television, and influence at the White House—please tell me we’ve reached the transgender high-water mark.

A December 2015 study shows no evidence of cross-gender brain in transgenders. What they did find suggests a link to mental disorders, which are in turn linked to suicide.

In concert with transgender activists, the federal government is pushing schools across the country to let boys expose themselves to girls in showers, locker rooms, and bathrooms.

For the first time, former transgenders and homosexuals and those who love them will gather to discuss bringing hope to troubled lives.

Asking a surgeon to modify a person’s appearance is simply a socially acceptable means of self-mutilation.

They don’t want you to know: regret 20 percent, attempted suicides 41 percent, mental illness 60-90 percent among transgendered population. 

Transgender hero Caitlyn Jenner receives an award tonight for courage. But a doctor who regrets his gender change is a better candidate for such an award.

Here’s some heartfelt caution for Bruce Jenner from another who had the surgeries, the glamour shots, the excitement, the adulation—and, finally, the regret of going transgender.

Personal and medical experience indicates that switching genders will not give Bruce Jenner peace.

The White House is backing a move to end some psychotherapies for transgender children. This is risky and could lead to more suicides.

The LGBT lobby is pushing Facebook and universities to redefine gender norms. This means suffering for everyone, and especially people who struggle with their gender identity.

Former Olympian Bruce Jenner has decided he will pause his transition to female in the wake of a devastating car crash.

Olympic gold medalist and former Kardashian husband Bruce Jenner is proclaiming his gender change to the world. Will he be able to find himself inside the spectacle he’s creating?

Medical guidelines advise against doing what many U.S. doctors are to kids who feel like the opposite gender: Giving them life-altering hormones early.

Immediately treating a transgender child as his opposite sex without addressing his underlying psychological needs will hurt him—probably forever.