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Tammy Baldwin Wins Reelection

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Congresswoman Tammy Baldwin powered through the difficult election climate for Democrats, chalking up a 69% to 31% victory over her Republican rival, Peter Theron.

The out congresswoman has represented Wisconsin's second district, which includes Madison, since 1999. Her win comes as the state's U.S. senator Russ Feingold, a leading progressive voice, was toppled by Republican Ron Johnson.

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Casa Kuà says Berlin police officers searched attendees’ belongings, broke into lockers, and held people for up to four hours during a weekly transfeminine gathering.

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Washington doctors warn against ballot measure’s invasive sex checks for girls who want to play school sports

More than 100 pediatricians and nurses have joined the campaign against Initiative 638, which they say would create harmful barriers for young athletes.

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Republican DA launches investigation to find culprit behind fake trans mailers in Texas

A West Texas district attorney is also seeking answers as to who is impersonating the Transgender Education Network of Texas.

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With a U.S. House seat at stake, Washington Republican John Braun targets trans girls in sports

John Braun is championing Initiative 638 in a race against Democratic Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez that could help determine control of the House.

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Brazil elects third transgender person to national Congress

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Thabatta Pimenta, right, poses for a photo at São Paulo's LGBTQ+ Pride parade in 2022.

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Gay Dutch prime minister & Zohran Mamdani visit LGBTQ+ archive — and hear from young New Yorkers it serves

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Youth participants share their artwork with Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Prime Minister Rob Jetten.
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South Florida husbands among Americans killed in Kenya helicopter crash

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01 May 2025, Kenya, Nanyuki: A group of rhinos, with Mount Kenya in the background, linger in the Ol Pejeta Game Reserve next to some zebras.

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After Berlin, WorldPride Amsterdam celebrates without looking away

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People dance aboard a boat during the Canal Parade in Amsterdam, Netherlands, on August 1, 2026.

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As boats float down Amsterdam’s Prinsengracht canal during this year’s WorldPride Canal Parade, security guards pace alongside the temporary bleachers, repeatedly asking attendees to remain seated. One man in vibrant red sunglasses keeps rising anyway, eager for a better view of the next float. Keep Reading →
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