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Trump will reportedly issue an executive order this week that could undermine the protection of America's national parks and historic monuments, according to Think Progress.

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‘God made trans people’ billboards hit Kansas highways after state revokes transgender people’s IDs

Organizers with Mayday Health say the message is meant to affirm trans Kansans as state policy moves to erase them from public life.

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Ron DeSantis signs law restoring HIV medication access for needy Floridians through June

More than 10,000 Floridians living with HIV were poised to lose access to their medications after the state health agency implemented cost-cutting changes.

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Republican Ohio House passes drag ban targeting transgender Ohioans

Conservative lawmakers said they will use the bill to target transgender Ohioans who use public locker rooms

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Karine Jean-Pierre presents Don Lemon with lifetime achievement Truth Award as he faces federal charges

Karine Jean-Pierre praised the gay journalist's “unwavering” voice after presenting him with the honor at the Truth Awards in Los Angeles.

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Olympics cave to Trump, banning transgender women from competition

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International Olympic Committee president Kristy Coventry speaking at the Milan Winter Olympics in Febrary.

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The International Olympic Committee has approved a new policy restricting participation in women’s events to athletes deemed “biological females,” a decision set to take effect at the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles and expected to exclude transgender women while expanding scrutiny of athletes’ bodies. Keep Reading →

Pennsylvania House approves Malcolm Kenyatta’s marriage equality bill to update outdated state law

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Pennsylvania State Representative Malcolm Kenyatta waves after speaking on the second day of the Democratic National Convention at the United Center in Chicago, Illinois, on August 20, 2024.

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State Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta rose on the Pennsylvania House floor and offered a line that cut through hours of legislative debate and decades of legal inertia. “God did not make me to hate me,” he said. Minutes later, the chamber voted to move Pennsylvania closer to matching its laws to that principle. Keep Reading →

Project 2025 is a massive success with ICE in airports, civil rights eroding & elections in flux

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The conservative blueprint for undoing progress in America, Project 2025, has been implemented alarmingly well by Republicans.

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Project 2025 is not a future scenario. It is already unfolding, visible in the quiet failures and the louder substitutions that are beginning to define daily life. What we are watching is not the collapse of government, but its reconfiguration, as the systems meant to serve people weaken while the systems built to monitor, track, and control them become more visible, more coordinated, and more difficult to question. Keep Reading →

IN PICTURES: ACT UP New York’s march and die-in outside Palantir

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A protester lies in the street as part of a die-in protest outside Palantir's New York City office space on March 21, 2026.

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Hundreds of protesters gathered at the New York City AIDS Memorial on Saturday as part of a protest organized by ACT UP New York, one of the most prominent HIV advocacy groups. Protesters marched from the site to the unmarked office building of Palantir, a surveillance tech company that does contract work for Immigration and Customs Enforcement, and staged a die-in out in the street. Keep Reading →

Idaho Republicans advance bill to impose hefty fines on cities flying Pride flags

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It could soon cost cities $2,000 a day to fly the LGBTQ+ Pride flag in Idaho.

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Idaho Republicans are moving to fine the state’s largest city thousands of dollars a day for flying the LGBTQ+ Pride flag, escalating a broader push targeting LGBTQ+ rights across the state. Keep Reading →
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