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Harassment Allegations Finally Force John Conyers From Congress

Michigan Democrat John Conyers retired from Congress on Tuesday after facing numerous allegations of sexual misconduct. 

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Lyft steps in to offer rides after Kansas voids transgender residents’ driver’s licenses

The rideshare company is helping trans Kansans get around after the Republican-controlled legislature immediately took their ability to drive away.

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Kamala Harris calls Donald Trump’s Iran strikes ‘recklessness dressed as resolve’, dragging U.S. into war

"Congress must use all available power to prevent him from further committing us to this conflict," the former vice president said.

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Pete Buttigieg & Robert Garcia join chorus of leaders condemning Donald Trump’s ‘war of choice’ with Iran

“The President has launched our nation and our great military into a war of choice," the Afghanistan War veteran and former transportation secretary said.

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Florida suddenly cuts off 12,000 people from receiving their HIV meds


In a shocking move, the state’s Department of Health utilized its “11th hour” emergency rule just one day ahead of a lawsuit hearing.

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Two transgender men sue Kansas government over law voiding driver's licenses

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Two men in Kansas have sued the state over its invalidation of transgender people's driver's licenses.

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Two transgender men sued Kansas on Friday, challenging a newly enacted law that abruptly invalidated their driver’s licenses and empowers private lawsuits against people accused of using the “wrong” restrooms in government buildings. Keep Reading →

Idaho Republicans are trying to strip localities of nondiscrimination ordinances that protect LGBTQ+ people

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Tom Wheeler waves a Pride flag and yells, “Canyon County, the gays are here! We are official!" before beginning set up for the first-ever Pride festival in Canyon County. Nampa, a rural community in Idaho, hosted its first-ever Pride festival.

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Idaho Republicans are advancing legislation that would void local nondiscrimination protections for LGBTQ+ residents in more than a dozen cities. Advocates warn that it represents not merely a policy disagreement but a decisive turn toward rescinding existing civil rights protections. Keep Reading →

Pete Hegseth declares that Scouting America will eliminate transgender tolerance & diversity programs

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US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth holds a model toy of a US Navy Blue ANgels F/A-18 Hornet fighter jet as he poses for a picture before the arrival of President Donald Trump for the State of the Union address in the House Chamber of the US Capitol in Washington, DC, on February 24, 2026.

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Scouting America will root out tolerance of transgender scouts, according to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. It’s part of a series of compromises aimed at eliminating “diversity, equity, and inclusion” inside the youth organization, all agreed to in order to maintain a century-long partnership with the Department of Defense. Keep Reading →

Black LGBTQ+ leader derides Trump’s cuts to HIV funding after State of the Union

​Kelley Robinson, executive director of the Human Rights Campaign

Kelley Robinson, executive director of the Human Rights Campaign

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Kelley Robinson brought a list of gripes about Donald Trump the night of the State of the Union address — but cuts to HIV funding and its impact on her community loomed large. Keep Reading →

Georgia education champion could be first Black out gay man to represent South in Congress

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Everton Blair is running to be the first Black out gay man to represent the South in Congress.

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Many congressional districts need new representation, and one of them most in need is Georgia’s 13th, says Everton Blair, a Black gay man who is one of several candidates challenging the incumbent in the Democratic primary there. Keep Reading →
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