内容摘要：“I believe what you did to me and MyPillow was criminal,” he said to Cain during questioning.

“I believe what you did to me and MyPillow was criminal,” he said to Cain during questioning.

“In fact, its inadequate ‘means-end fit’ would prevent federally funded medical providers from providing necessary medical treatments to transgender youth that are completely unrelated to gender identity,” she wrote. “For example, a cisgender teen could obtain puberty blockers from such a provider as a component of cancer treatment, but a transgender teen with the same cancer care plan could not.”In his arguments Friday, Washington Assistant Attorney General William McGinty stressed the urgency of the issue.

“There are going to be young people who are going to take their lives if they can no longer receive this care,” he said.The executive order uses derisive terminology — words such as “maiming,” “sterilizing” and “mutilation” — that contradicts what is typical forin the United States. Such care is widely endorsed by the medical community, including the American Academy of Pediatrics, the American Medical Association and the American Academy of Family Physicians.

King, the judge in Seattle, grilled Justice Department attorney Vinita Andrapalliyal in court about the meaning and effect of Trump’s executive orders.“What is gender dysphoria?” she asked.

“Your honor, I am not a medical provider,” Andrapalliyal responded.

“It’s a thing, correct?” King asked. “It’s a medically recognizable diagnosis?”“I wrote, ‘I will be French Open champion 2025’ like a bunch of times,” Gauff explained. “She (Thomas) wrote ‘I will be the Olympic champion’ and she ended up winning the gold. I think it’s a great mindset that she had.”

written by Gauff late on a Friday night, then it was finally time for bed, time to rest.Gauff then persuaded herself a little bit more, by staring at the mirror and convincing herself she was looking at the face of a soon-to-be French Open champion.

“Looking at myself in the mirror so I was trying to instil that belief, and obviously it happened. I didn’t know if it was going to work or not. (But) it did,” Gauff said, then laughed as she added: “When you’re desperate, you’re just trying anything to think that it’s going to help you win.”Gauff also posted on Instagram another message she wrote to herself