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Trump Pauses $175 Million in Funding to University of Pennsylvania Over Transgender Athletes

The Trump administration is freezing $175 million in taxpayer funding to the University of Pennsylvania for allowing transgender athletes to compete in women's sports, defying the president's executive action.
This funding represents nearly one-fifth of the federal money the University of Pennsylvania received last year.
Trans swimmer Lia Thomas won the women’s 500-yard freestyle at the NCAA Division I championships after transitioning, making the university a focal point of the controversy over transgender athlete participation.
The Trump administration also targets other universities for potential Title IX violations.

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Standing for Freedom Center

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UPenn Is Finally Paying the Price for Bullying and Silencing Female Swimmers

In announcing that it will freeze millions of dollars to a university that perverted and ignored its legal responsibilities to women and girls under Title IX, the Trump administration is sending a clear message to all schools: Protect the safety, privacy, dignity, and spaces of women and girls — or lose federal funding. This week, the Trump administration announced that it is pausing $175 million in federal funding to the University of Pennsylva…

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WTAJ News

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'Overstepping its constitutional bounds' Pennsylvania bill urges Trump to unfreeze funds

PENNSYLVANIA (WTAJ) -- A Representative introduced a bill that urges President Donald Trump to unfreeze previously appropriated federal funds. The bill, authored by Rep. Chris Pielli, argues that the Trump administration has continued to withhold money, against the orders of two federal judges, that Congress already appropriated. Pielli noted that this freeze has caused mass confusion, frustration and uncertainty amongst the millions of American…

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Evansville Courier & Press

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Conversation on trans athletes hits Evansville as some locals protest Riley Gaines speech

Former college swimmer Riley Gaines held an event at Mater Dei High School with a handful of local protestors outside.

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Transgender Swimmer's Ex-Teammates Speak Up After Trump Admin Cuts Funding to School

The administration of President Donald Trump paused $175 million in federal funds for the University of Pennsylvania over its policy of letting men compete in women’s sports leagues. Three former […] The post Transgender Swimmer's Ex-Teammates Speak Up After Trump Admin Cuts Funding to School appeared first on The Western Journal.

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ThePatriotLight - Maine Universities Back Down on Transgender Athletes After Trump Administration Halts Funding › American Greatness

ThePatriotLight - On Wednesday, the University of Maine System (UMS) agreed to enact bans on so-called “transgender athletes” after an executive order by President Donald Trump threatened to withdraw federal funding from any universities that allow such participation. Fox News reports that the agreement was announced in a statement by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) on Wednesday, as the USDA had been providing funding to the u…

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US President Trump cuts federal funding to UPenn over transgender sports policies

The Trump administration halted $175 million in federal funding to the University of Pennsylvania Wednesday in response to the university’s transgender sports policies. The announcement was first reported by Fox News and later reposted by Rapid Response 47 on X (formerly Twitter). Rapid Response 47 is an account created by the Trump administration to respond to news reports. However, the University of Pennsylvania said it has not received any of…

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