Orion Rummler is a journalist at The 19th*. He covers a range of topics including culture and society, health and wellness, and government and politics, with a focus on consumer health, mental health, and public policy. Orion's work has been featured in numerous outlets such as Capital B, PBS, and The Advocate.
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Orion's coverage primarily revolves around government policies, legal regulations, and announcements related to LGBTQ+ rights, particularly transgender issues. He focuses on stories that highlight the struggles and victories of the LGBTQ+ community in various aspects such as political representation, healthcare access, and discrimination.
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Orion does not seem to have a specific geographic focus but emphasizes national issues relating to LGBTQ+ rights. Therefore, he would value insights applicable at a broader scale rather than location-specific information.
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By: Orion Rummler
A bill to approve construction is set for a vote in Congress later today.
The Democratic Women’s Caucus pulled support after Republicans amended the legislation to require that the museum exclude transgender women.
The Democratic Women’s Caucus pulled support after Republicans amended the legislation to require that the museum exclude transgender women.
Democrats said the GOP amendment was designed to erase transgender women from American history and politicize the Smithsonian project.
By: Coty Poynter, Orion Rummler
The Democratic Women’s Caucus pulled support after Republicans amended the legislation to require that the museum exclude transgender women.
Republicans’ views of same-sex couples are now similar to what they were between 2005 and 2014.
Mo Turner — queer, Muslim and Black — faced discrimination and censure in the Oklahoma legislature. They have found healing through activism.
By: Orion Rummler
"State of Firsts," which debuts in select theaters Friday, follows the first transgender member of Congress on the campaign trail and into D.C.
By: Orion Rummler
Dozens of investigations, subpoenas and lawsuits are bearing down on families of trans youth and hospitals providing the care.
Congress granted funds to restore this critical service months ago. But it may not be back until the end of 2026.
