The Supreme Court ruled 9–0 on the final day of its term that state laws in West Virginia and Idaho barring transgender student athletes from women’s sports teams do not violate the federal Title IX anti-discrimination statute; the conservative majority also found the laws do not breach the 14th Amendment’s equal protection clause. President Donald Trump, who had previously signed an executive order limiting birthright citizenship that the same court struck down earlier Tuesday, celebrated the transgender-sports decision on his Truth Social platform. The ruling overturned lower-court orders that had sided with transgender students, and it marks the second major Supreme Court loss for transgender plaintiffs in a year. Twenty-five other states have enacted similar restrictions, reflecting a broader cultural and legal battle over transgender rights.