Phoenix LGBTQ+ film fest canceled because of Trump's anti-DEI orders
The festival is held at a community college that could lose federal funds.
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The festival is held at a community college that could lose federal funds.
The State Department has drafted a plan to end the successful global HIV-fighting program.
This comes after a court victory for nine organizations represented by Lambda Legal.
Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire went against her party on these and other issues.
O'Donnell responded fiercely.
Police are seeking the public's help in finding the person or persons responsible.
Walters, a Republican, has often railed against sexual material.
"You’re not going to come in here and teach that there’s 27 genders," Superintendent Ryan Walters said.
Jonathan Batt, a major in the Army Rangers, has been sentenced to 53 years in military prison for his crimes.
The gay makeup artist is headed back to Venezuela instead of the U.S., however.
Wells, a popular ballroom performer, was shot to death May 25, and her killer remains at large.
The Justice Department had asked U.S. District Judge Julia Kobick to lift her injunction in light of the Supreme Court's ruling allowing states to ban gender-affirming care for transgender youth.
The lawsuit comes after California officials said they would not comply with the administration's demands.
The court found no evidence that anti-trans groups and parents who sued had been harmed by the laws.
Angel Jenkel, who overstayed their visa in Canada, will now have a chance to apply for permanent residency there.
Burrell's death was caused by a combination of alcohol, antihistamines, and other drugs, according to the New York City medical examiner.
The committee had previously allowed each sport's governing body to set policy for trans athletes.
Trump has denied writing the letter, which the Journal says contains a sketch of a naked woman.
"This administration has made a dangerous decision to play politics with real young people’s lives," Trevor Project CEO Jaymes Black said.
The U.S. Senate and the Trump administration have agreed to exempt the global AIDS-fighting program.