Police rule out terrorism in chemical agent release at Baltimore Pride Festival
On Saturday, revelers panicked after many couldn’t breathe and began to experience burning eyes after two groups got into a fight.
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On Saturday, revelers panicked after many couldn’t breathe and began to experience burning eyes after two groups got into a fight.
“Because of our past conduct in law enforcement, and the government, there’s this built-in distrust of us, which to be frank, we’ve earned,” one police official said.
Drag queens who survived the Club Q mass shooting, the Pulse Massacre, and a Ohio church firebombing tell The Advocate about a coalition they've formed to support drag artists in the face of violence.
Federal law enforcement officials say that organizations like ISIS may be considering attacks on June’s Pride events.
Chaya Raichik, the right-wing extremist behind the account, has been targeting the gym chain over its inclusive stance on transgender members.
Aimenn D. Penny admitted to attacking the Community Church of Chesterland on March 25 using homemade Molotov cocktails, citing anger at two upcoming drag events.
Julianne "Julie" Williams and Laura "Lollie" Winans' killer is still unidentified after their 1996 slayings in Virginia's Shenandoah National Park.
Suspicious letters containing fentanyl were sent to multiple states’ election offices, and the inclusion of the Progress Pride Flag raises questions about the sender’s motives.
But Thiel did not report on Trump's activities, sources say.
The FBI’s Annual Crime Report unveils a stark rise in hate crimes against the LGBTQ+ community, fueling national concern.
Alejandra Caraballo has been copied on dozens of email bomb threats made across the country.
Robert Oppenheimer's story isn't the only one to come out about workers at the Manhattan Project.
Local police are working with the FBI on the investigation.
He also attended a massive protest by right-wing extremists at a drag event in a public park in Wadsworth, Ohio in early March.
For the second time in two days students in a Rochester-area school district have been terrorized because somebody doesn’t like the books in the school library.