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For some states, getting men out of women’s sports has more hurdles to clear than a track meet. Take Colorado, which allows transgender-identifying boys to compete in girls’ sports in the name of protecting people’s “sexual identity.” But that could soon change. Colorado School District 49, located just outside of Colorado Springs, is leading a coalition of seven other districts that are challenging the law. The districts filed suit in May against the Colorado Civil Rights Division, the Colorado Civil Rights Commission, the Colorado Attorney General, and the Colorado High School Activities Association. Last week, the Colorado High School Activities Association settled with the plaintiffs, a major victory for girls’ sports. District 49 felt a lawsuit was necessary after it adopted rules last year requiring all school sports teams to be divided by biological sex. District 49 Superintendent Peter Hilts, said he made clear rules on biology for his school district after he noticed more incidents of men trying to compete as women around the country. District 49 filed their lawsuit May 9, 2025, to protect the district from any penalties brought on by Colorado’s sports governing body. “I would never want my daughters to compete against a boy; that would be unfair,” Hilts told The Daily Wire. The settlement with the association takes the Colorado High School Activities Association out of the lawsuit ongoing in Colorado federal court, and gives the eight districts protection from the association. The association’s bylaws state that “member schools shall ensure that all students have equal access and opportunities to participate in activities and athletics without unlawful discrimination based on disability, race, creed, color, gender identity, sexual orientation, religion, age, national origin, or ancestry.” “We didn’t want a state agency to sanction our coaches or our student-athletes for advocating privacy, fairness, and dignity.” Hilts says the settlement is a win for common sense. “Before the settlement, they would have to self-censor, or worry about what would happen if they spoke out about men competing in women’s sports,” Hilts said. “The association could have taken action against coaches. They could have said coaches and athletes were being unsportsmanlike. They could have banned teams from postseason play, and they could have disqualified athletes from championships.” The Colorado High School Activities Association told The Daily Wire it has “has never penalized a school or district for its policies on this issue, nor has it dictated what those policies should be.” “At no point before filing this lawsuit did the plaintiffs engage in any dialogue with CHSAA,” a spokesman told The Daily Wire. “No outreach was made to inquire about our policies, our procedures, or the steps we had already taken to support schools navigating these issues.” “This litigation consumed time and resources without producing any change to how CHSAA operates,” the spokesman continued, adding that “The settlement alters nothing about our policies, our practices, or our authority.” The lead attorney representing School District 49, Michael Francisco, told The Daily Wire he hopes this settlement will encourage other districts to adopt policies that protect the integrity of sport. “To our mind, CHSAA’s decision to settle leaves it to Colorado districts as to whether they want to adopt a policy governing biological sex in sports like the plaintiff districts,” Francisco said. Hilts hopes a victory in federal court will result in President Trump’s executive order keeping men out of women’s sports being reflected in Colorado’s laws. “We observed that under the Trump administration, the interpretation of Title IX created a contrast between state and federal law,” he said. “Colorado law gives precedence to gender identity, but Title IX was designed to give priority to biological sex. We think the state has been overly accommodating of the minority of individuals who want to compete outside their biological sex instead of protecting the thousands of other athletes.” “We want the state to protect opportunities for all student-athletes,” he added. “Stop threatening and expecting school districts to defy common sense.” Hilts said he is confident in the districts’ case against the state to make Colorado a place where every athlete has a fair opportunity to compete. “We would celebrate a ruling that the federal interpretation of Title IX is the correct interpretation. Common sense is girls should compete against girls and boys should compete against boys,” Hilts said. The plaintiffs were back in federal court Monday to argue against the defendants’ motion to dismiss the case.  A decision on that motion is now pending.

Women who deliver fully formed babies after taking abortion pills are instructed to flush them down the toilet by abortion advocates, a former Planned Parenthood director said on Thursday.  Mayra Rodriguez revealed the horrific reality of the abortion pill in new video testimony set to be released Thursday by the group Stop Coerced Abortions. In the video, which was previewed by The Daily Wire, Rodriguez discussed her experience getting phone calls from women who took abortion pills.  “The phone calls that strike me the most were the clients with the abortion pills that will call me in the middle of the night and said, ‘So you guys told me to push a blood clot on the toilet, and I tried to do that, but I didn’t make it, and it’s not a blood cot, it’s actually a baby. So what do I do?’” she said.  “You’re instructed to tell them to go ahead and grab it and throw it in the toilet, and flush.. and don’t look,” she said in the video. She said the client would respond by saying, ‘But, you told me it was just a blood clot, but I can actually see the hands, the feet, the face.’ And they will be crying.”  Medication abortions, which are the most common abortion method, are facilitated by a woman taking mifepristone and misoprostol. After a pregnant woman takes mifepristone, the unborn child is cut off from the nutrients it needs to survive and is effectively starved to death. Misoprostol is then taken to induce labor and expel the deceased baby from the mother.  Rodriguez then discussed how in many states today abortion pills were handed out without any idea how far along the pregnancy was and how sometimes women would be unknowingly given the pills in their drinks. She said that abortion pills were the real “back alley abortions.”  The video featuring Rodriguez is part of a new series on abortion coercion from Stop Coerced Abortion. “We must continue to listen to and share these horrific stories so that people know the truth: life in the womb is precious, and abortion coercion is real,” Live Action founder Lila Rose told The Daily Wire. “Every day we do not abolish abortion, preborn children are murdered, and mothers suffer through unimaginable physical and emotional trauma.”  Just last week, a surgeon in Ohio was charged after he was accused of attempting to force his sleeping girlfriend to take an abortion pill. He allegedly ordered the pills from an out-of-state telehealth provider using his estranged wife’s information.  The video comes as pro-life lawmakers and advocates continue to press the Trump administration to take steps to reverse the regulations implemented by President Joe Biden that allowed abortion pills to be mailed across the country. On Wednesday, Senator Josh Hawley sent a letter to Food and Drug Administrator Marty Makary asking about reports that he was slow-walking a study on the dangers of the abortion pill. “The FDA must act to protect children and mothers. By neglecting to review the dangerous drug mifepristone, Dr. MaKary is dismissing the reality that abortion pills kill preborn children and endanger women. We must end mail-order abortion and ban the abortion pill now,” Rose told The Daily Wire. President Trump told The Daily Wire on Wednesday that he was looking into the reports.  “‘ll find out,” he said. “I don’t think they’re slow-walking anything, but I’ll find out.” .@MaryMargOlohan: Biden removed safety standards on abortion drugs…Yesterday, Bloomberg said that your FDA is slow-walking a review of the abortion drugs that @SecKennedy promised…@POTUS: “I’ll find out…I don’t think they’re slow-walking anything, but I’ll find out.” pic.twitter.com/uDamIfVWhD — Daily Wire (@realDailyWire) December 10, 2025 Rodriguez, who worked for Planned Parenthood for 17 years, is currently a witness in a lawsuit against the abortion giant and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz accusing the state of coercing women into having abortions. The suit says that Minnesota’s abortion laws violate the 14 Amendment rights of mothers and the Equal Protection rights of their unborn children.  Other harrowing testimony in the video included Rodriguez saying that Planned Parenthood workers were told to not investigate signs of human trafficking and that a baby who survived an abortion was taken into a room designated for “products of conception” and left to die. She also recounted looking through trash bins for the discarded heads of babies who had been dismembered in surgical abortion procedures.  “You understand that what you have been selling has never been freedom, not for the mother and not for the child. 
What you have been selling, it’s pain and darkness, and it’s bloody. And it’s all about money in realizing that for 17 years, I helped no one. I helped no one, but I destroyed many.”

New Mexico law enforcement says an online tip about child sex abuse material led to the arrest of a school bus driver for special-needs students.Patrick Bilbo was arrested Friday at the Albuquerque Public Schools bus depot, and his phone was confiscated at that time.'This case is especially disturbing because it involves someone who was entrusted with the care of some of our most vulnerable children.'A criminal complaint said that Bilbo's phone had been signed into email accounts that were associated with the dissemination of child sex abuse material, including the graphic rape of young children.Bilbo was identified through information associated with the accounts that included his birth date and his last name, according to a press release from the New Mexico Department of Justice.He was charged with two counts of distribution of visual medium of sexual exploitation of a child under 13 years of age and one count of possession of visual medium of sexual exploitation of a child under 13 years of age. One of the videos allegedly associated with Bilbo included the text, "All pedophiles should rape kids," while the bottom of the video had the text, "#pedopride." Each charge carries a possible prison sentence of 11 years, if he's convicted.Albuquerque Public Schools senior director of communications Martin Salazar said in a statement that Bilbo had been placed on administrative leave."We are deeply disturbed by the charges brought against Patrick Bilbo," Salazar said. "We became aware of the criminal case against him this morning and immediately began the process of placing him on administrative leave. He was taken into custody by authorities at our west-side transportation center early this morning."Salazar said that Bilbo passed a background check when he was hired in Sept. 2024 and that there were no reports of "inappropriate behavior" about him during his time as a bus driver. New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez posted video footage from the police arrest.RELATED: Elementary school teacher allegedly possessed thousands of files of child sex abuse material "This case is especially disturbing because it involves someone who was entrusted with the care of some of our most vulnerable children," Torrez said in a statement. "We will pursue offenders like this with absolute urgency and relentless focus," he added. "Our message is simple: If you target or exploit children in New Mexico, you will be found, you will be arrested, and you will be held accountable."Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!