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.
The former Bachelor contestant and host says his latest project grew out of his own family life and the uncertainty many queer people face when building families.
At a Washington hearing, Judge Elaine D. Kaplan questioned whether the Trump administration can rescind approved retirement orders and still argue that the affected service members have not yet been harmed.
The national pro-trans political group said Flanagan has made clearer commitments on transgender rights than Rep. Angie Craig, despite Craig’s own long record of LGBTQ+ support.
The Real Housewives of Rhode Island cast member has not responded publicly as fans question social media activity that appears to clash with her Pride appearances.
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.
The England captain has repeatedly shown support for LGBTQ+ players and fans, from public messages for Jake Daniels to wearing rainbow and OneLove armbands in major tournaments.
Researchers reviewing 44 studies say existing evidence on transmasculine pregnancy outcomes is too limited to explain whether reported miscarriage rates are linked to testosterone, medical factors or something else.
The British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy said it had not done enough to support trans, non-binary and gender-questioning people, while reaffirming protections for staff and members under the Equality Act 2010.
The latest wave of a long-running YouGov tracker shows a rise since 2019 in the share of British adults who say jokes about gay people are acceptable, alongside a fall in the number who call them unacceptable.
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.
The Thailand-born creative built a long career in fashion after joining Out in 1998 and later served as Abercrombie & Fitch’s global style director.
Trans Affirm says the online guide points residents to private and gender-neutral facilities amid one of the country’s most sweeping restroom restrictions.
