Developing News

The out basketball star landed Friday at an Army base in Texas after being released by Russia.

Keisha Lance Bottoms, the former mayor of Atlanta and the director of the White House Office of Public Engagement, on the herculean effort that resulted in Griner's freedom.

The Biden administration secured custody of the lesbian athlete quietly and announced her freedom in an early morning press conference. 

Boise Pride organizers said that they expect a large turnout, regardless of the bank's decision.

After weeks of right-wing attacks, on Tuesday evening Boston Children's Hospital had to go into a soft lockdown after someone threatened the facility.

Evan Berryhill-Jewell, arrested Monday, is accused of attacking a transgender man and his boyfriend in April.

Heche's Mini Cooper jumped a curb and started a fire in which she suffered severe burns. She has been hospitalized.

Ruby Corado, the founder of Casa Ruby, said she is not a criminal as a court sided with D.C.'s attorney general and froze the LGBTQ+ nonprofit's financial accounts.

Hours after the Republican lawmaker from Georgia misgendered and deadnamed Dr. Rachel Levine on Twitter, the company labeled the tweet a violation but kept it up "in the public interest."

Ivana Trump died today at her home in New York City.

The U.S. government has said Brittney Griner has been "wrongfully detained" since her arrest in February.