DOGE is gone, leaving behind 300,000 fired federal workers, 600,000 USAID deaths, and more
Here's everything DOGE did that affected the LGBTQ+ community at home and abroad.
November 24, 2025
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Here's everything DOGE did that affected the LGBTQ+ community at home and abroad.
Attal gave his first major speech to Parliament Tuesday, pledging to support farmers and workers.
Sam Clovis has withdrawn from consideration for the position because of connections to the alleged Trump-Russia collusion, but he'll still have a senior position at the Department of Agriculture.
Craig, a representative from Minnesota, was elected by House Democrats on Tuesday.
As Mississippi agriculture commissioner, the now-senator objected to the hosting of a commitment ceremony on state-owned property.
And he's a birther and a climate change denier, yet he's nominated to be the Department of Agriculture's top scientist.
The far-right radio host thinks the Agriculture Department's outreach to rural LGBT people is a conspiracy to destroy conservative communities.
She says there’s a double standard, claiming that if she were a right-wing gun enthusiast, her video would be considered a First Amendment expression of a Second Amendment right.
The study is meant to improve health during menstruation.
The benefits, which are set to expire on November 1 due to the government shutdown, will lead to millions of people struggling to secure access to food.
Trump's 2.0 cabinet is a cast of characters from right-wing television and MAGA politics. Here are their LGBTQ+ rights records.
Attorney General Pam Bondi made the announcement on Fox & Friends.
The Trump Administration is suing Maine for allowing trans girls to participate in girls sports, but Gov. Mills says this "has never been about the protection of women and girls."
“We’re in the fight of our lives,” Craig said in an interview with The Advocate. “But I’m holding up pretty well, and I’m up for the fight.”
The new wording is aimed at transgender employees and will affect cisgender ones too.
The shirt was inspired by Rush Limbaugh's assertion that the Obama administration is flooding conservative rural areas with liberal lesbians.
An Iowa director got fired for demanding 4-H ignore alt-right demands and welcome all members.
An email sent to employees after the training said it was "biased" and offensive to some workers.
Hyde-Smith, who also has a history of problematic racial remarks, bested Mike Espy, who would have been the state's first black U.S. senator since Reconstruction.