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        Students Get Surprising Message With Their Report Cards
     
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Opinion 
        Donald Trump tried to insult Jon Ossoff with Pee-wee Herman. The joke is on him
      The president reminded us who really embodies the bully, writes John Casey.
 
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National 
        Powerful Democratic think tank's reset on transgender rights alarms advocates
      The Center for American Progress says its new framework will help Democrats confront anti-LGBTQ+ attacks without abandoning civil rights. Transgender people aren't so sure.
 
Christopher Wiggins
 
Drag 
        ‘Drag Race’ stars threaten to ‘sue’ Nancy Mace over attack on drag queens
      The anti-trans Republican congresswoman is getting heat for using photos of Drag Race stars at an anti-drag hearing.
 
Ariel Messman-Rucker
 
Sports 
        The 21 highest-paid WNBA players — and what they were making five years ago
      Some players have seen as high as 2,000% increases to their annual salary over the last five years.
 
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        New York Republican governor candidate faces questions over the antigay company he keeps
     
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Bruce Blakeman is facing scrutiny for the anti-LGBTQ+ politicians in his circle of influence.

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        Virginia is asking voters to finish the work of marriage equality
     
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 Jun 08, 2026 
Pro-marriage equality activists gathered in Richmond to kick off a campaign to amend the Virginia constitution to protect people's right to marry.

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        Why won’t Pennsylvania’s Republican governor candidate say she supports marriage equality?
     
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Republican candidate for Pennsylvania governor Stacy Garrity won't say whether she supports marriage equality. 

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        Pennsylvania Treasurer Stacy Garrity, the Republican nominee for governor, has repeatedly declined to say whether she supports marriage equality, drawing criticism from Democrats as she campaigns to lead one of the nation's most important battleground states. The state's Democratic governor, Josh Shapiro, who is running for reelection, is an LGBTQ+ ally. Keep Reading → 
 
        Crooked Media co-founder Jon Lovett got hitched
     
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Jon Lovett attends the Out100 Event 2024 at NeueHouse Hollywood on December 11, 2024, in Hollywood, California. 

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        Right-wingers mock trans student tased by UCF police after demanding not to be misgendered
      University police found a student in an argument with juveniles on campus and ended up pepper-spraying her multiple times.
 
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News 
        Washington coffee shop removes astonishingly transphobic sign with ableist slur after public outcry
      The mayor’s office in Spokane had initially defended the hateful sign as protected speech under the First Amendment.
 
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Opinion 
        Lindsey Graham may have lived deep in the closet. He made others suffer for it
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Crime 
        'Alpha male' Andrew Tate arrested in an outfit so feminine, it sparked endless jokes
      Self-described MAGA misogynist Andrew Tate was arrested in Florida on rape and human trafficking charges.
 
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Health 
        Please, we’re begging you, do not 'drink your pee' to avoid HRT
      A viral video has sparked concerns about the lengths to which cis people will go to dodge prescribed hormone therapy.
 
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Opinion 
        I’m queer, not gay. It matters.
      Responding to a recent New York Times guest essay, child and adolescent psychiatrist Chase T. M. Anderson explains why "queer" better reflects their identity, politics, and vision for LGBTQ+ liberation.
 
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‘Drag Race’ stars threaten to ‘sue’ Nancy Mace over attack on drag queens

The anti-trans Republican congresswoman is getting heat for using photos of Drag Race stars at an anti-drag hearing.

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Right-wingers mock trans student tased by UCF police after demanding not to be misgendered

University police found a student in an argument with juveniles on campus and ended up pepper-spraying her multiple times.

Washington coffee shop removes astonishingly transphobic sign with ableist slur after public outcry

The mayor’s office in Spokane had initially defended the hateful sign as protected speech under the First Amendment.

Lindsey Graham may have lived deep in the closet. He made others suffer for it

The stories about the late Republican senator's sexuality may multiply after his death. None of them changes who he chose to be, writes John Casey

Please, we’re begging you, do not 'drink your pee' to avoid HRT

A viral video has sparked concerns about the lengths to which cis people will go to dodge prescribed hormone therapy.

I’m queer, not gay. It matters.

Responding to a recent New York Times guest essay, child and adolescent psychiatrist Chase T. M. Anderson explains why "queer" better reflects their identity, politics, and vision for LGBTQ+ liberation.

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The president reminded us who really embodies the bully, writes John Casey.

The Center for American Progress says its new framework will help Democrats confront anti-LGBTQ+ attacks without abandoning civil rights. Transgender people aren't so sure.

The anti-trans Republican congresswoman is getting heat for using photos of Drag Race stars at an anti-drag hearing.

Some players have seen as high as 2,000% increases to their annual salary over the last five years.

LGBTQ+ stories deserve to be told.

More For You

Most Popular

University police found a student in an argument with juveniles on campus and ended up pepper-spraying her multiple times.

The mayor’s office in Spokane had initially defended the hateful sign as protected speech under the First Amendment.

The stories about the late Republican senator's sexuality may multiply after his death. None of them changes who he chose to be, writes John Casey

Self-described MAGA misogynist Andrew Tate was arrested in Florida on rape and human trafficking charges.

A viral video has sparked concerns about the lengths to which cis people will go to dodge prescribed hormone therapy.

Responding to a recent New York Times guest essay, child and adolescent psychiatrist Chase T. M. Anderson explains why "queer" better reflects their identity, politics, and vision for LGBTQ+ liberation.