FOUR RAPE CASE HAVE BEEN REPORTED AT CALIFORNIA COLLEGE STATE SINCE THE START OF SEPTEMBER, WITH EACH INCIDENT INVOLVING PEOPLE WHO KNEW ONE ANOTHER, ACCORDING TO THE UNIVERSITY.(PHOTO).

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  Four rapes rock California college in the first three weeks of semester Four rapes have been reported at Cal State San Marcos since the start of September, with each incident involving people who knew one another, according to the university. The reports were made on four separate dates and involved three locations: The Quad on Sept. 5 and Sept. 18, University Village Apartments on Sept. 6 and Black Oak Hall on Sept. 13. Jerry McCormick, a spokesperson for Cal State San Marcos, confirmed the reports to the California Post and said the four incidents are not believed to be connected. In each case, McCormick said, the individuals involved knew one another. “Sexual assault is never acceptable and is never the survivor’s fault. Consent must be affirmative, voluntary and ongoing,” McCormick said in a statement. “It cannot be assumed because people know one another or have an existing relationship, and a person who is incapacitated cannot consent.” The university notified students, fac...

IDAHO LAWMAKERS CONSIDER BILL CRIMINALIZING TRANSGENDER BATHROOM USE IN PRIVATE BUSINESSES. (PHOTO).


 Idaho lawmakers consider bill criminalizing transgender bathroom use in private businesses

 Idaho lawmakers are considering a controversial bill that would make it a crime for transgender people to use bathrooms that match their gender identity, including in privately owned businesses. The legislation would cover any “place of public accommodation,” meaning any business or facility serving the public. If passed, a first offense could carry a year in jail, while a second offense could result in up to five years in prison, exceeding penalties for a first drunken driving conviction in the state. Republican lawmakers, including Sen. Ben Toews, defended the bill as protecting safety and privacy in sex-separated spaces, while carving out exceptions for emergencies, custodial assistance, and other narrowly defined circumstances.

The proposal has drawn strong opposition from law enforcement groups, LGBTQ+ advocates, and transgender residents, who warn that the bill could lead to profiling, harassment, and criminalizing mere presence rather than harmful conduct. Critics also say it could make it difficult for transgender people to work or access public spaces safely. Supporters insist the measure is about privacy and protecting women and children from harassment. The legislation is part of broader nationwide efforts restricting transgender participation in sports and access to gender-affirming care, aligning with policy priorities promoted by President Donald Trump. Lawmakers in Idaho’s Republican supermajority Senate are expected to vote on the bill this week.


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