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New Hampshire ex-congressional candidate says fellow Dem told her she 'stood no chance' because she's trans

"He told me that because I’m an openly transgender woman, I stood no chance of winning higher office in New Hampshire,” New Hampshire state rep. Alice Wade wrote in a statement.

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Culture

After Berlin, WorldPride Amsterdam celebrates without looking away

From a Stonewall veteran to LGBTQ+ visitors living under restrictive laws, attendees brought different meanings of Pride to the city’s canals.

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National

JD Vance demands that the DOJ investigate hospitals caring for transgender patients

The vice president urged federal investigators to examine dozens of medical institutions over billing practices that the Trump administration claims may constitute fraud.

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People

'Alpha male' Andrew Tate's fanboys did sad push-ups. Now, the internet can't stop roasting them

Andrew Tate's supporters are fighting for his freedom with *checks notes* push-ups?

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The fight for trans athletes isn't about fairness. It's about who gets to belong

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Transgender high school athlete AB Hernandez competes in the girls' long jump during the 58th Arcadia Invitational in Arcadia, California, on April 11, 2026. This opinion essay argues that the political campaign targeting transgender athletes extends beyond sports.

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A young Rose Montoya was put in T-ball and basketball because of the gender she was assigned at birth. Her teammates were boys who spent more time bullying her than passing her the ball. Her real friends were the girls who let her play dress up. Most days, the boys made it clear she didn't belong with them. So she got pushed into solo sports instead, and she missed out on the things sports are supposed to teach kids: teamwork, confidence, belonging. Keep Reading →

These LGBTQ+ Virginia kids found support and community in school. Then, bigoted adults took that away

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The King George County School Board in Virginia blocked a group of students from forming a gay-straight-alliance club. Now the ACLU and families are suing.

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I grew up unable to say the word “pee.” If it slipped out, I had my mouth washed out with soap. I couldn’t swear until I was 18. I’d get slapped in the face if I did. Keep Reading →

Republican Sen. Bernie Moreno and Rep. Max Miller are Ohio’s family values frauds

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U.S. Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-OH) attends a hearing as former NIH Director Anthony Fauci testifies to Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee hearing on July 29, 2026 in Washington, DC.

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Ohio's congressional delegation was once the envy of Washington. Names like Nicholas Longworth, Robert Taft, John Glenn, and Howard Metzenbaum represented different political philosophies, but they shared a commitment to public service that earned respect well beyond Ohio's borders. Keep Reading →

The people who called AIDS God’s punishment for gays are helping measles make a comeback

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A child with rubella

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MAGA, MAHA, or whatever we're calling a cult of people determined to drag America back to 1830, is having another banner year. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported last Friday that the U.S. currently has the largest number of measles cases we’ve seen in 35 years, and it comes amid a dramatic slide in childhood vaccination rates. Maybe it’s time to bring back the covered wagons and live in simpler times when 40 percent of all children failed to reach adulthood. We’re well on our way. 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 →
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