Influencer Kelley Heyer's lawsuit against Roblox Corporation has been "amicably resolved", per court papers filed in the US this week. The two sides have agreed to dismiss the case, which centred ...

Mary Mobley is an editorial fellow in media and public relations at The Heritage Foundation. The Supreme Court moved Wednesday to allow a female identifying as male to use a male restroom while her ...

Amid lawsuits alleging child safety concerns, online gaming service Roblox announced on Wednesday that it’s expanding its age-estimation technology to all users and partnering with the International ...

WASHINGTON – South Carolina can’t, for now, prevent a transgender student from using his preferred bathroom, the Supreme Court said Sept. 10 in an interim decision before the justices weigh in more ...

Roblox Corp. RBLX shares rose Wednesday after the gaming platform announced plans to extend age estimation technology across all users accessing its communication features by year-end, a move aimed at ...

The Supreme Court on Wednesday declined to take up an application from South Carolina seeking to enforce its ban on students using public school bathrooms that match their gender identity. The brief, ...

The interim order came after a decision in June on medical care for transgender youths and as the justices prepare to hear arguments on transgender athletes. By Adam Liptak Reporting from Washington ...

President Trump's attempted use of the Alien Enemies Act to deport Venezuelan migrants is in all likelihood headed to the Supreme Court after a federal appeals court blocked further deportations under ...

Robert Charles Alexander is the Senior Crime and Court Reporter for Newsweek based in London. He formerly worked as a Political Correspondent for the Local Democracy Service of the BBC, and is a ...

A transgender ninth-grade student will be allowed to keep using the boys' restrooms at his South Carolina school after the U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday, September 10, rejected the state's emergency ...

WASHINGTON (AP) — Louisiana on Wednesday abandoned its defense of a political map that elected two Black members of Congress and instead called on the Supreme Court to reject any consideration of race ...