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States

Idaho Republicans advance bill to impose hefty fines on cities flying Pride flags

Cities like Boise could face mounting daily fines as Republican lawmakers expand efforts to limit LGBTQ+ expression in public spaces.

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States

Tennessee Republican 'honorifics' bill is personal for the trans teacher at its center

The educator says being cited as inspiration for the proposal has brought harassment, fear, and unwanted attention.

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National

Senior Trump officials seem to have no idea what ICE agents are supposed to be doing at airports

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and border official Tom Homan offered sharply different accounts of what ICE agents would do, even as the administration deploys them.

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States

Idaho Senate takes up bill to jail trans people for using public bathrooms

Trans Idahoans say the bill forces a choice between arrest and personal safety.

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Crime

Gay drag artist murdered in Virginia shooting

Shyyell Diamond Sanchez-McCray was well known in the Petersburg community.

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National

Dallas destroys rainbow crosswalks under Texas mandate

Crews erased LGBTQ+ Pride and Black Lives Matter street symbols to comply with a Texas Department of Transportation mandate.

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National

Senate confirms brawler Markwayne Mullin to lead Homeland Security Department after Kristi Noem

The Oklahoma senator and Trump ally with a record of opposing LGBTQ+ rights and a combative Capitol Hill history, takes control of Homeland Security.

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National

Record-breaking ‘No Kings’ protests expected as nationwide marches near

With more than 3,100 events planned, organizers say turnout could exceed earlier protests that drew millions.