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The president attacked the court system on Wednesday after a federal judge blocked his move to end the DACA program. 

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Space Force colonel running for Congress slams Trump for making SOTU Medal of Honor awards ‘about himself’

“Even in the touching moments, such as the awarding of the Medal of Honor, Trump found ways to make it about himself,” Bree Fram said.

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Trump uses State of the Union to demonize transgender kids and their families

The president highlighted the story of a teenager in Virginia to call for a "ban" on affirming trans kids.

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Meet the masc lesbian judge challenging the justice cis-tem with lived experience

Texas judge Denise Hernández was recently recognized by the Human Rights Campaign for her achievements.

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Trump administration scrubs LGBTQ+ questions from federal surveys

Within the last year, hundreds of surveys have removed at least one question related to sexual orientation or gender identity (SOGI), according to a new Williams Institute report that unpacked the dangers of this erasure.

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Donald Trump gestures as he delivers the State of the Union in the House Chamber of the US Capitol in Washington, DC, on February 24, 2026. The president took aim at transgender young people in his address.

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Heritage Foundation hires conservative education advocate who previously appeared in gay adult films

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Corey DeAngelis admitted appearing in gay adult films less than two years before the Heritage Foundation hired him as an education research fellow.

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The Heritage Foundation announced Thursday that it has hired Corey A. DeAngelis, a prominent anti-LGBTQ+ right-wing advocate for privatizing education, as a research fellow in its Center for Education Policy. The ultra-conservative group’s announcement follows a 2024 controversy after DeAngelis admitted to appearing in gay adult films under a pseudonym, which critics called hypocritical. Keep Reading →

Trump endorses self-described ‘Nazi-ish’ Texas Republican as Peter Thiel backs his bid for Congress

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Jace Yarbrough is a Republican running for Congress in Texas.

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A Texas Republican congressional candidate who has said critics might call his views “bigoted and backward and oppressive and Nazi-ish” got a high-profile boost this week from President Donald Trump and is already drawing financial backing from Peter Thiel, the out gay tech billionaire and co-founder of Palantir Technologies. Keep Reading →

Tennessee bill lets businesses and people refuse to recognize same-sex marriages

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Republicans in Tennessee are attempting to undermine marriage equality with new legislation.

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More than a decade after the U.S. Supreme Court declared marriage equality the law of the land, Tennessee Republicans are moving to test how durable that promise really is. Keep Reading →

Colorado’s Jared Polis embraces Trump’s national governors’ White House dinner snub: a ‘badge of honor’

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Colorado Governor Jared Polis speaks during a community gathering at the site of an attack against a group of people holding a vigil for kidnapped Israeli citizens in Gaza in Boulder, Colorado, on June 4, 2025.

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The winter meeting of the National Governors Association is usually a refuge from the louder dramas of Washington, D.C.: a few days of policy panels, side conversations about housing and health care, and the quiet choreography of federalism. This year, it opened instead with a reminder of how difficult it has become to keep even the rituals of governance free from the pull of spectacle in the second Trump administration. Keep Reading →
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