Three doctors in Texas have agreed to stop seeing patients or limit their medical practice while they fight state charges of illegally providing gender-affirming care to minors, a move touted by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton as his allies in the White House target transgender rights nationally.

Two North Texas doctors accused of violating the state’s ban on gender-affirming care for minors cannot practice medicine on patients as the state's lawsuit against them continues, Attorney General Ke

Two Texas doctors have agreed to stop practicing medicine on patients after Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued them under the state’s ban on gender-affirming care for minors. A third doctor, who Paxton has also sued,

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton accused El Paso pediatrician Dr. Hector Granados of providing transgender medical treatment, an allegation Granados denies.

SAN ANTONIO - Amidst the ongoing debate surrounding the validity of transgender healthcare, the Texas Attorney General has stopped three physicians from practicing medicine. On Tuesday, the office of Ken Paxton,