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Andrew Kolvet, who produced The Charlie Kirk Show, is addressing Comedy Central's decision to pull the episode featuring the late conservative activist.
The far-right news network changed its headline after the White House called it out.
They claim that making school better for queer and trans kids is somehow indoctrinating kids into “woke gender ideology.”
Alabama GOP Rep. Barry Moore wants to enshrine discrimination against transgender people into federal law.
The new bill takes aim at recent changes to HHS policy on adoption, ensuring LGBTQ+ foster children are placed in supportive homes.
The recording was made surreptitiously by his wife, Phyllis Gates, according to the book by Josh Young and Manfred Westphal.
Harris expressed concern for the safety of LGBTQ+ Americans, immigrants, and others at a meeting of Black journalists.
Republican Attorney General Kris Kobach says concealing students' transition violates parental rights.
George Santos is already facing calls to resign before he's even sworn into office over allegations he's fabricated parts of his biography.
Federal and local prosecutors are investigating fabrications by the gay Republican congressman-elect over his finances.
The fight over the next speaker has thrown the new House GOP majority into chaos.
White House communications staff insist that the network retract its inflammatory story that falsely reported the flag celebrates “groomers” and “pedophiles.”
No group that works for minority interests should be associated with a racist, misogynistic network.
The ad, premiering during the Republican convention, shows a gay man informing his mother about Donald Trump's opposition to the Equality Act.
Justin Wells is senior executive producer for the infamous homophobe and transphobe, journalist Michelangelo Signorile has reported.
Brothers in racism, xenophobia, transphobia, anti-Semitism, misogyny, and supported by Donald Trump, neither will be ditched as long as they bring in the big dollars.
When a company's bottom line shrinks, someone always pays the price, with Anheuser-Busch, CNN, and Fox all axing, and no one deserves the cut more than Fox's biggest liar.
The cereal brand’s initiative to offer a free library focused on diversity and inclusion faces backlash from conservative commentators, igniting a debate on social media.
A 1982 letter and unsupported claims have stoked speculative fires among conservative circles about Obama.
I'm enticed by the thought of a News Corp.-free existence.
