Skip to content
Search AI Powered
Human content, AI powered search.

Latest Stories

Kelly Osbourne: Give Donald Trump A Chance 

The British actress/singer/televison personality and fashion designer encouraged patience with the president-elect upon receiving the Trevor Hero Honoree Award in Beverly Hills Sunday.

AP PHOTO

FROM OUR SPONSORS

The Latest

mourners in tucson, arizona
Crime

A gunman targeted Tucson’s LGBTQ+ community. A thousand Arizonans answered with love

Mourners gathered at Catalina Park to honor Vincent Anthony Siqueiros and Cameron Davis Capara, two gay men killed outside Venture-N in a hate crime.

handcuffs
Crime

Utah detectives say accused stalker told victim he ‘couldn’t wait to kill a gay person’

Salt Lake City authorities say Damyen Vainuku repeatedly sent a former high school classmate threatening messages accompanied by photos of firearms.

donald trump with cabinet officials howard lutnick, robert f. kennedy jr., and mehmet oz
National

21 states sue over Trump’s attacks on gender-affirming care insurance coverage

The states argue that the administration cannot override their decisions about medically necessary care for transgender people.

Cathy Engelbert
News

WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert announces retirement amid trans athlete debate

“I retire knowing we have built something bigger, stronger and more enduring than we could have imagined,” Engelbert said in a statement.

More For You

Self-described ‘twink fascist’ posted Nazi and KKK images. He worked for Trump’s Georgia U.S. Senate nominee

mike collins

U.S. Rep. Mike Collins (R-GA) speaks during the Faith and Freedom Coalition's Road to Majority conference in Washington, D.C., June 26, 2026.

Tyler M. Andrews/The Washington Post via Getty Images
A conservative operative who called himself a “twink fascist” posted a swastika made from the word “twink,” repeatedly used an anti-Black slur and shared an image depicting him in clothing closely resembling Ku Klux Klan regalia. Keep Reading →

Georgia elects its first out LGBTQ+ member of Congress — for just four months

everton blair standing in the center aisle of a school bus
Everton Blair is running to be the first Black out gay man to represent the South in Congress.
Everton Blair for Congress
Everton Blair, a Black gay Democrat who told The Advocate earlier this year that his party needed leaders willing to fight harder against President Donald Trump, is headed to Congress after pulling off an upset in a Georgia special election Tuesday. Keep Reading →

How LGBTQ+ people can fight back against gerrymandering

​A Women’s March participant holds a sign referencing voting suppression and gerrymandering while marching on Market Street in downtown San Francisco.

A Women’s March participant holds a sign referencing voting suppression and gerrymandering while marching on Market Street in downtown San Francisco.

Shutterstock
Gerrymandering is often discussed as if it were a technical nuisance, a strange geometry problem tucked inside politics. Lines on a map. Districts on a page. A process often framed as being so procedural that it alienates voters from engaging. Keep Reading →

Trump wanted a senator who says national security is ‘not my thing.’  Republican voters delivered

darline graham

Sen. Darline Graham (R-SC) listens during a campaign event at the Green Boundary Club on August 24, 2026, in Aiken, South Carolina.

Sean Rayford/Getty Images
South Carolina Republicans have chosen U.S. Sen. Darline Graham to defend her late brother’s Senate seat, rewarding President Donald Trump’s handpicked candidate days after she admitted that national security was “not my thing.” Keep Reading →

Marni von Wilpert had breast cancer. Now she wants to fight for health care in Congress

Marni von Wilpert

Marni von Wilpert

courtesy Marni von Wilpert for Congress
Marni von Wilpert did not expect a routine mammogram to become part of her campaign story. Keep Reading →
@ 2026 Equal Entertainment LLC. All Rights reserved