The 2024 election cycle has ended, with Republicans holding control of all three branches of government. The Washington Examiner interviewed over two dozen new members as they prepare to take office in January.

Two steps forward, one step back. Though Representative-elect Sarah McBride, a Democrat from Delaware, just made history as the first openly trans person to win a seat in Congress, her Republican colleagues are already using her presence to roll out a decidedly anti-trans agenda.

Action News sat down with the first openly transgender member of Congress, who wasn't looking for a fight on trans rights, but it found her admittedly sooner than she expected on the Hill.

Sarah McBride’s introduction to the U.S. House came in that resolution banning her use of women’s restrooms in the U.S. Capitol. The 34-year-old elected as the first openly transgender person to Congress said her focus is The First State. Cole asked ...

Vladimir Luxuria, who is trans, was briefly barred from using the women’s restroom when she took her seat in Italy's Parliament in 2006.