Follow her on X at @kaylajjimenez. This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Biden’s new Title IX rules are all set to take effect. But not in these states.

Correction and clarification: An earlier version misstated the requirements in the Biden administration ... they are required to execute the new Title IX rules. If the new rules come in ...

Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 prohibits sex-based discrimination in federally funded educational programs. In ...

Team Biden’s proposed new Title IX regulations make it clear: They’re coming for your children. The administration ostensibly drafted the rules to protect gay and transgender students from ...

The Biden administration has ... Not so under the new rules. "The Department's current view is that it is necessary to amend its Title IX regulations to clarify a recipient's obligation to take ...

These are only some of the new Title IX rules dictated to you ... The big news is that Biden’s Title IX rules for the first time expand the definition of “sex” to include sexual orientation ...

Notably absent from Biden’s policy, however ... The 1972 law doesn’t directly address the issue, but the new rules clarify that Title IX also forbids discrimination based on sexual orientation ...

Notably absent from Biden’s policy, however ... The 1972 law doesn’t directly address the issue, but the new rules clarify that Title IX also forbids discrimination based on sexual orientation ...

Notably absent from Biden’s policy, however ... The 1972 law doesn’t directly address the issue, but the new rules clarify that Title IX also forbids discrimination based on sexual orientation ...

Notably absent from Biden’s policy, however ... The 1972 law doesn’t directly address the issue, but the new rules clarify that Title IX also forbids discrimination based on sexual orientation ...

In states where the new rules are in effect ... House moves to block Biden's Title IX rule In the meantime, James Renton, a friend of Brun’s at Northern Kentucky University, said they're ...

For John Brun, going to college was transformative. The 20-year-old grew up in a conservative Christian household in northern Kentucky and came out to his family as gay his junior year in high school.