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Culture

Ballroom culture shines at New York City Hall Pride celebration

The legislative chamber became a runway as performers and advocates received their flowers at the Council's first Pride Ball.

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Opinion

What colleges still don’t understand about sexual assault

“It wasn’t violent. But I was crying and told him to stop,” one survivor writes of the gray areas education institutions still struggle to confront.

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Politics

Trans woman faces assault charges for self-defense despite Wyoming's 'Stand Your Ground' law

Rihanna Kelver was standing outside the Crowbar & Grill in Laramie, Wyoming, when a man began to shout homophobic and transphobic slurs at her.

​A mannequin displays an LGBTQ+ Pride shirt in a London storefront.
Culture

7 brands not backing down from Pride this year

Not all companies are walking back their support for the LGBTQ+ community in 2026. These businesses are leaning in.

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Appeals court clarifies that people living with HIV can join the military again

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U.S. soldiers patrol Washington, D.C., as part of a National Guard Deployment to the nation's capital.

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Just days after a federal appeals court revived a major challenge to the military's enlistment ban, the same court has clarified that qualified people living with HIV can once again join the armed forces while the case moves forward. Keep Reading →

Families fight the Trump administration's effort to obtain their children’s private medical records

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Health facilities operated by NYU Langone (left) and Stanford Medicine (right).
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As the Trump administration seeks exhaustive and unprecedented access to transgender youth medical records, families are taking to court to fight back. Keep Reading →

Senators clash over whether parents or politicians should decide on trans youth care

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Sen. Bill Cassidy, R-La., leaves the Senate Republicans' lunch meeting in the U.S. Capitol on Tuesday, June 2, 2026.

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A Senate hearing on gender-affirming care for minors on Wednesday became a fight over who gets to make decisions for transgender children, whether politicians should override doctors and parents, and whether the Trump administration’s escalating campaign against gender-affirming care is rooted in concern for children or hostility toward transgender people. Keep Reading →

California families sue to stop Trump DOJ from obtaining trans kids’ records via Texas grand jury

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California families are suing the Trump administration to keep records about their trans kids from a Texas grand jury.

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A group of California families with transgender children is asking a federal court to block the Trump administration from obtaining confidential medical records through a Texas grand jury subpoena. Keep Reading →
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