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Another Anti-Abortion Law Loses Court Fight

A federal court overruled a North Dakota law that had restricted abortion decisions.

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Culture

These New Yorkers worried that knitting would make them less masculine. Then they met the guys

Men’s nights at two New York City yarn shops give crafters space to stitch and socialize.

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States

Atlanta approves demolition of home where a gay man’s arrest changed LGBTQ+ history

Michael Hardwick’s 1982 arrest at the house for having sex with another man sparked a Supreme Court battle.

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News

Cop tells 15-year-old he’d be ‘glad’ to jail him, then calls the boy an antigay slur. It’s all on video

Monongahela Police Chief Kevin Harris says the officer regrets his conduct. Residents want consequences.

Republicans bet everything on anti-trans messaging. It didn’t pay off
National

Republicans bet everything on anti-trans messaging. It didn’t pay off

Transphobic attacks got louder, harsher and more personal. Democrats used it as an opportunity to talk about their values — and won.

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Pete Hegseth fights for his job by reminding everybody that Donald Trump gave the orders

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U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth takes questions from reporters during a news conference at the Pentagon on November 10, 2026, in Arlington, Virginia.

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Testosterone-obsessed Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, who has spent months declaring which Americans deserve to serve, returned to the Pentagon briefing room Tuesday morning to defend his own position. Keep Reading →

Doug Jones’ gay son pens heartwarming note after his dad’s election loss: ‘You fought the good fight’

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From left, Carson Jones, former U.S. Sen. Doug Jones (D-AL), wife Louise, and son Christopher stand inside the U.S. Capitol on January 3, 2018.

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The blue wave delivered historic wins in Alabama, but Democratic candidate and former U.S. Sen. Doug Jones narrowly lost the gubernatorial race. After the defeat, his openly gay son, Carson Jones, shared a heartfelt message to his parents about a campaign whose meaning, he wrote, extended beyond the results. Keep Reading →

As SNAP benefits run low, people with HIV can struggle to stay on treatment

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Recent research shows a connection between food security and HIV treatment adherence.

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Despite major advances in HIV treatment, food and housing insecurity can still make it difficult for people living with the virus to take their medication consistently, according to an article by WHYY News. Keep Reading →

The creator of VeggieTales says God being nonbinary is backed by the Bible

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This story originally appeared on Them.Phil Vischer, the co-creator of the Christian-themed animated series VeggieTales, pointed out that God doesn’t have a gender according to Biblical canon. Naturally, transphobes are absolutely losing it. Keep Reading →

For these LGBTQ+ youth organizers, election night felt like vindication

A person wearing a jersey puts on an "I Voted" sticker.

A student casts his ballot as a first-time voter in Valley Glen, California on Saturday, May 30, 2026.

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Isaac James took in last week’s election results from a bar in Washington, D.C. The victories of pro-LGBTQ+ candidates across the United States struck him as more than cause for excitement. Keep Reading →
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