LGBTQ+ couples say an unclear future for LGBTQ+ rights in South Carolina has pushed them to get married early before Donald Trump's presidential inauguration.

Newly minted Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is now the highest ranking openly LGBTQ official in American history. Bessent — who was nominated by President Donald Trump shortly after his election — was confirmed by the U.S. Senate in a 68-29 vote on Jan. 27.

One of the most controversial state Republicans in American education policy played a secret role in encouraging the spread of “anti-woke” materials produced by a right-wing group with no academic credentials to classrooms in another state,

A federal lawsuit was filed earlier this week against the state of South Carolina, alleging that a state law restricts critical discussions o

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Members of the House Judiciary Committee met Wednesday afternoon to discuss a bill that could impact how young South Carolinians use social media platforms.

The State Superintendent of Education Ellen Weaver and two Midlands school districts are at the forefront of a Civil Rights Lawsuit.

A federal lawsuit was filed Tuesday against the state of South Carolina, challenging a law that plaintiffs argue suppresses critical teaching on race and gender-related issues in public schools.

Two North Carolina-based university health systems plan to construct the state's first standalone children's hospital — an undertaking that its boosters said will change lives physically and economically for decades to come.

Mace made a name for herself arguing for "female only" spaces. Conservatives are now mad at her for entering a "male only" space.

A South Carolina law that restricts how race and gender are taught in public schools is being challenged in a lawsuit filed by the Legal Defense Fund, which argues that the law suppresses free speech and infringes on students’ right to learn.

After filing an appeal to the NCAA, South Carolina linebacker Bam Martin-Scott announced on Friday that he will not return to school in 2025 for his seventh college season but has, instead, declared for the NFL Draft A month ago, it was a certainty that Martin-Scott’s college career was over after the 2024 season.