Pride Celebration in Georgia Evacuated After Violent Extremists Attack
Organizers blamed authorities after thousands of extremists attacked.
July 10, 2023
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Organizers blamed authorities after thousands of extremists attacked.
Charlee Doom's wife was 31 weeks pregnant when she suffered "life-threatening" complications. The State Department denied her medical evacuation request — twice.
A group is hoping to start a "rainbow railroad" from Chechnya to Canada.
About 2,200 government employees working in foreign affairs signed a letter supporting the rights of the LGBT employees that was hand-delivered to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's office Monday.
Days after pledging to review policies that discriminate against LGBT employees at the State Department, Secretary Clinton said her staff is reviewing inequities and preparing to make appropriate changes "expeditiously."
"I'm going to be going out tonight with the police and with the military," the president said on a conservative radio show.
The grant of more than $30 million that she wants for a project in her district is funded by legislation she opposed.
While planes crash and near misses pile up, and the system crumbles under its own weight, Trump is focused on one making sure he has the best seat in the sky, writes John Casey.
Bar-hopping in Moscow's lesbian spaces was thrilling and frightening for Milena Chernyavskaya. Now living in Los Angeles, she finds the experience of going to a gay space is less clandestine but not without risks.
"Gay rights are human rights." With that declaration -- and the team she has assembled at the State Department -- Hillary Rodham Clinton has elevated the dialogue on LGBT rights around the globe.
Here's the latest information on shelters, closures, and free services for those impacted by the Los Angeles wildfires.
Why do we always look for someone to burn with the flames?
A sinister pattern has emerged as multiple cities witness threats against LGBTQ-friendly events.
A new analysis finds that the parts of the country where HIV prevalence is high are also some of the most at-risk areas for climate disasters.
Opinion: Mother Nature doesn’t care about where you live, what you do, and who you are, but it's still the most vulnerable that will face her wrath, writes John Casey.