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Dutch prime minister goes viral (again) for kissing his hockey star fiancé at match

Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten was caught on camera during this sweet moment with Nicolás Keenan.

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Republican Byron Donalds attacks Democrat David Jolly over trans rights in Florida governor’s race

The Republican front-runner invoked the AMA, Europe, and women’s sports to portray his Democratic rival as out of step with Florida.

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Inside the Christian ministry accused of disguising conversion therapy as celibacy

By replacing promises of becoming straight with demands for celibacy, SIW has avoided the label of conversion therapy and, so far, scrutiny.

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Washington parent pulls kid from school over a video about LGBTQ+ people simply existing

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Parents in Washington state have pulled their children out of school after learning that a teacher showed students a video about Pride Month. It’s the latest indication that some opponents of LGBTQ+ topics in schools object not simply to sexual content, but to virtually any representation of queer people. Keep Reading →

Hate is still a public health emergency — and the epidemic we keep ignoring

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Several thousand people gathered at Domplein in Utrecht, Netherlands, on July 29, 2026, to commemorate the victims of the attack on Berlin's Christopher Street Day (CSD) Pride celebrations, in which one person was killed and 29 others were injured.

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I wrote in 2016 in The Advocate in response to the Pulse Nightclub shooting that hate behaves like an infectious agent — that violence is the epidemic, and hate is the pathogen driving it. Eight years later, I wish I could say that the outbreak has slowed. Instead, the data tells a different story. Hate has not only persisted; it has evolved. It has found new vectors, new reservoirs, and new opportunities to replicate. The recent Berlin Pride attack and the CDC shooting in Atlanta about a year ago that shattered a window in my office make one thing painfully clear: we, as a country, are still refusing to treat hate with the urgency of a public health emergency. 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 →

Depositions reveal how an Ohio school board’s hunt for LGBTQ+ ‘ideology’ began

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Little Miami School Board President David Wallace

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This story, written by Ben Jodway, originally appeared on The Buckeye Flame.Last February, the Little Miami School Board in suburban Cincinnati ordered a social studies teacher to remove a “Hate Has No Home Here” poster because it included images of LGBTQ+ and trans Pride flags, alongside other flags. In response, the Little Miami High School teacher George McIntyre sued the district for violating his First Amendment rights. Keep Reading →

Kash Patel fired this gay FBI employee over a Pride flag. His federal lawsuit is moving toward discovery

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Former FBI special agent in training David Malisnky warns of a new Lavender Scare under FBI Director Kash Patel.
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A gay former FBI employee fired over a Pride flag asked a federal judge in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday to reject the Trump administration’s effort to dismiss key parts of his lawsuit and allow him to begin seeking internal records and testimony about the decision to end his career. Keep Reading →
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