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Opinion: A painstaking look at 100 of the top blunders, mishaps, and mistakes of Trump, his loyalists, and his minions, from John Casey.
Google's changes also removed Women's History Month, National Native American Heritage Month, Hispanic Heritage Month, Jewish Heritage Month, and Holocaust Remembrance Day.
Eugene Daniels called the White House's actions “outrageous and a deeply disappointing escalation of an already unacceptable situation.”
Video footage from the ship shows a yellow rescue boat traveling between the refugees’ vessel and the cruise ship, bringing them aboard Royal Caribbean’s Brilliance of the Seas in small groups.
U.S. District Judge Trevor McFadden ordered the Trump administration to allow the Associated Press back into the press pool.
It certainly made history in more ways than one.
The news comes after a Trump official slammed the queer comedian's critiques of President Donald Trump and his administration on a podcast.
Discover the power of names and the journey of self-discovery through the eyes of your Lovable Trans Auntie.
Opinion: House Republicans give new definition to sycophants wanting to put Trump on U.S. currency, rename an airport, and stick his head on Mount Rushmore, writes John Casey.
Opinion: By firing Amber Ruffin, the White House Correspondents' Association surrendered to Trump and failed in its duty to hold power accountable, writes John Casey.
Opinion: Forcing Vance on Greenlanders will only solidify and strengthen their resolve to be independent, writes John Casey.
When a major disaster happens, does every out-of-left-field crazy fringe preacher race to become the first to blame LGBT people?
9/11. The tsunami. Katrina. All the gays' fault, according to certain far-right wing nuts. Are they crazy?
Visiting three of the richest countries on Earth, Trump will be greeted lavishly by fellow billionaires, who seek only to enrich him, writes John Casey.
COMMENTARY: Even as President Bill Clinton begins to open up on LGBT issues, the question becomes whether LGBT rights can compete with health and immigration reform.
Three groups of people had never before been mentioned explicitly in a State of the Union address.
Open letters from 26 gay men and lesbians.
