Courts, lawsuits, rulings and legal proceedings.
The FBI director dismissed the newsroom’s reporting on his travel as senior Trump officials reportedly grew frustrated with his conduct and the attention around him.
Daniel Flores says he recorded colleagues using slurs and offensive language as evidence for an internal complaint, but California law bars recording conversations without consent.
A new Amnesty International UK report places Beira’s Place, the women-only sexual assault support centre founded by JK Rowling, in a section on organisations it considers part of an anti-rights movement in the UK.
Cloud 9 Management said Widdecombe died on 10 July, according to the BBC. Over a 23-year parliamentary career and beyond, she repeatedly opposed same-sex marriage, conversion therapy bans and trans-inclusive measures.
Trans Affirm says the online guide points residents to private and gender-neutral facilities amid one of the country’s most sweeping restroom restrictions.
Separate Fairfax County trials found a political action committee and its founder liable over social media posts that plaintiffs said falsely linked them to child abuse claims.
PC Alejandro Varela-Garcia breached professional standards after sharing footage that mocked LGBTQ+ people, women and disabled people, a misconduct hearing found.
Belfast Crown Court ruled there was not enough evidence to convict Jordan Devine, Paul McIntyre or Peter Cavanagh over the killing of the 29-year-old journalist in Derry.
The complaints follow remarks made on two separate GB News programmes in June and July, including claims about Pride and gay men that drew immediate challenges on air.
Jackson County Sheriff John Ledbetter said there was no foul play after the college freshman’s body was found on Monday, but the investigation is still open. The case has prompted concern among activists, especially those focused on how suspicious deaths are handled when Black and LGBTQ people are involved.
A coalition of academic and civil rights groups says the university system’s course review rules violate faculty speech rights and have been used to restrict lessons across disciplines.
An Advocate opinion column argues three early moves by the Trump administration signal a broader pattern of escalating racism, softer language around white nationalism, and renewed pressure on marginalized communities.
Amrit Birring and Errol Povah were formally charged after a video showed black spray paint being used on a Surrey rainbow crossing.
Gov. Kelly Ayotte signed SB 430, a measure critics say could force educators to reveal sensitive information about students even when confidentiality is requested.
