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The out CNN anchor already has a great chemistry on and off-camera with the daytime host. 

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Elections

LGBTQ+ groups 'heartbroken' by passage of anti-trans measures amid blue wave

The ACLU, Human Rights Campaign, GLAAD, and more respond to the anti-transgender state ballot measures tarnishing the Democratic midterm sweep. They also share their plan of action moving forward.

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States

Back-to-back losses for New York GOP candidate as court overturns his ban on trans athletes

The latest ruling comes from a case that has been ongoing since 2024 with varying outcomes.

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National

Harmeet Dhillon, a senior DOJ official who oversaw Trump’s anti-trans initiatives, resigns

Harmeet Dhillon is the first reported top official to leave the Trump administration following an Election Day that saw Democrats win in historic numbers.

Ron DeSantis
Elections

Even Ron DeSantis thinks Republicans running on anti-trans ads was a bad idea

‘The ground shifts, and the emphasis then is on different things,’ the GOP governor and potential 2028 presidential hopeful said.

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A closeted soccer star escaped to a WeHo motel. A new doc sparked what came next

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Tony Powell (center) in a scene from 'The Last Guest of the Holloway Motel.'

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Queer stars & fans celebrate 'Star Trek's 60 years of diversity

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