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2025 proprietary survey among real estate professionals. From the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal,

this is Potomac Watch. The Supreme Court hears two

cases challenging laws in Idaho and West Virginia that bar transgender athletes from participating

in girls and women's sports, arguments that could affect 25 other states that have similar

policies, as well as the High Court's jurisprudence on

the 14th Amendment and Title IX. Welcome, I'm Kyle Peterson with the Wall Street Journal.

We're joined today by my colleagues on the journal's opinion pages, Nicole Alt and Kim Strassel.

27 states have now enacted laws or policies that forbid biological males from joining

girls' sports teams.

But at least two of those states have now lost appeals in the circuit courts to transgender

athletes seeking exemptions from those policies.

One of these cases is brought by BPJ, a West Virginia cross-country and track athlete.

The other of the case from Idaho is brought by Lindsay Hickox, who tried out for college, track,

and cross-country sports at Boise State University, and then played in the club soccer team.

Nicole, maybe the place to start is give us a sense of how these laws are structured and how they operate. Yeah, so these

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