On Wednesday, Arkansas Rep. Steve Womack introduced McBride as the “gentlelady from Delaware.” A Times reporter noted it was ...

The South Carolina representative isn’t just a bigot and a laughingstock. She’s pioneering a media strategy that her GOP ...

Rep. Sarah McBride, whose congressional campaign is featured in the 'State of Firsts' documentary, tells PEOPLE that the critics who attack her gender identity are jealous of her confidence and agency ...

In a new interview on the I’ve Had It Podcast, the Delaware delegate (who became the first openly transgender member of Congress earlier this year) discussed the surprising turn of events behind her ...

That self-imposed challenge was put to the test just weeks after her election, when Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.) introduced a resolution seeking to bar McBride from using the women’s restroom.

When you entered Congress, you were quite directly targeted by some of your Republican colleagues, led by Nancy Mace, on which bathrooms you could use — a thing that would not have happened if ...

After the election, South Carolina Representative Nancy Mace — who responded to her own experience breaking gender barriers at an entrenched institution (the Citadel) by becoming a cartoonish ...

Mace has also waged a war against her colleague Rep. Sarah McBride (D-DE), a trans woman. Mace sought to have House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) bar McBride from using the ladies' bathroom.