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A straight couple’s Instagram Pride setup drew an unexpected stop from a pro-LGBTQ+ governor, turning a neighborhood decoration into a moment of public support.
The Trevor Project says the federal lifeline's specialized services were cut off on July 17, 2025, after supporting more than 1.5 million LGBTQ+ young people.
A commentary on Donald Trump’s White House remarks argues that his claims of voter fraud are meant to weaken faith in democracy while advancing anti-transgender policy goals.
The administration asked a federal appeals court to delay its ruling in Talbott v. Trump, as transgender service members said the ban would cause irreparable harm.
Garath Mouncey admitted seven charges after distributing flyers that accused queer figures of pedophilia, trafficking and drug dealing. A court ordered him to pay a $4,000 fine and surrender related materials.
MS NOW’s Morning Joe mocked Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick after showing a photo of him while discussing his criticism of Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico.
David Maltinsky, a gay former FBI employee, is urging a Washington judge to let him obtain internal records and testimony as his discrimination case against the Trump administration proceeds.
The Maine Democrat tied the fatal ICE shooting of a Colombian man to broader questions about accountability, while also arguing that Susan Collins’s LGBTQ+ record can be used against her in November.
The company said the employee’s conduct violated multiple policies after Gray shared a screenshot of the message on Instagram Stories.
The Rubi Girls, a Dayton drag troupe that has raised more than $3 million over four decades, received an official Ohio historical marker despite a cut to federal funding for LGBTQ+-related markers.
At an Education and Workforce Committee hearing, GOP lawmakers repeatedly fixated on “pregnant people,” drawing pushback from a UCSF dean and renewed scrutiny of anti-trans rhetoric.
The Trump administration is asking the 9th Circuit to overturn a decision that said the insurer’s limits on gender-affirming care violated the Affordable Care Act.
Artist Sergio Furnari says the piece will be shown in Times Square on September 10, one year after Kirk’s murder, while online critics predict it will be vandalized.
The deaths of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo and Joan Sebastian Guerrero have fueled outrage and demands for accountability as officials face questions over the use of force during immigration operations.
