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In ‘Test,’ queer bodybuilders and their struggles finally take center stage

The new film shines a light on queer bodybuilding and the pressures on men to seek physical perfection.

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Former CIA officers warn Trump's administration is reviving the Lavender Scare, endangering national security

Three intelligence veterans say the agency’s dismantling of LGBTQ+ programs threatens national security and reverses decades of hard-won progress.

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Lindsey Graham’s sister Darline, a current U.S. senator, admits national security is ‘not my thing’

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Advocates entered a Georgia ICE detention center to visit a queer detainee and felt ‘darkness’

Behind barbed wire and glass, organizers found a queer Cameroonian mother exhausted, fearful of medical care, and determined not to lose hope.

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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 →

I survived the Berlin Pride terror attack. Don’t let the right weaponize our grief

People stand beside a memorial of flowers and candles near Berlin's Brandenburg Gate after the Christopher Street Day attack.

People gather near Berlin's Brandenburg Gate to mourn the victim of the attack that followed the city's Christopher Street Day celebrations.

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Last Saturday burned hot and beautiful in Berlin. I woke up late and joined hundreds of thousands of people marching through the city for Christopher Street Day, our biggest Pride event. Several Pride events happened that weekend, but I went to the big one because my boyfriend worked a shift that day at a shop in Schöneberg, Berlin’s classic gayborhood, near the start of the parade route, and I wanted to spend this holiest of days with him. Keep Reading →

Terrorist attack at huge Berlin Pride parade celebration leaves 1 dead, dozens injured

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A man comforts another one who is wrapped in a security blanket near the scene where one person was killed and dozens injured after a car is believed to have hit the crowd on the outskirts of the Christopher Street Day (CSD) parade in Berlin, on July 25, 2026.

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A woman was killed, and 29 people were injured Saturday night when a vehicle drove into a crowd near Berlin’s Pride celebration, in what German officials are investigating as a suspected Islamist terrorist attack. Keep Reading →

Donald Trump’s assault on foreign aid shuttered 1,700 HIV care sites worldwide

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Demonstrators protest the lack of funding for PEPFAR (President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief) in the hallway outside of the hearing room before Secretary of State Marco Rubio testifies during a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing conerning the fiscal year 2027 budget for the State Department, on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC, on June 2, 2026.

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Cuts by the Trump administration to PEPFAR have forced 1,700 sites providing HIV care around the world to close. That’s according to a new study by amfAR scheduled for release next week at the International AIDS Conference in Brazil. The HIV research organization shared its findings with The New York Times. Keep Reading →

Turkey barred a cruise with gay travelers before Egypt turned it away. The Trump admin stayed silent

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The Scarlet Lady cruise ship outbound from Portsmouth southern England UK.

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Just after midnight Friday, with the Egyptian coastline close enough to see, a harbor master radioed the Scarlet Lady one instruction: Turn around. Days earlier, Turkey had already barred the ship from two ports over "moral values." Now Egypt was withholding entry too. Aboard, roughly 1,900 LGBTQ+ travelers on an Atlantis Events charter, including Broadway star Patti LuPone, booked to perform for the group, were living out, in real time, an old message delivered in a new form: You are not welcome here. Keep Reading →
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