TSA officer sues Kristi Noem over trans personnel being banned from doing pat-downs
The policy is “terribly demeaning and 100 percent illegal,” Danielle Mittereder's lawyer Jonathan Puth says.
November 14, 2025
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The policy is “terribly demeaning and 100 percent illegal,” Danielle Mittereder's lawyer Jonathan Puth says.
"Democrats are fit, Democrats are hot, and we’re tired of Republicans trying to lay claim to [health and fitness] when it’s so demonstrably false,” Josh Sorbe told The Advocate.
Opinion: Instead of protecting the homeland, Noem has turned one of America’s most serious departments into her own taxpayer-funded video production company, writes John Casey.
The First Amendment of the Constitution would like a word.
No, Portland is not "war-ravaged."
Opinion: “Want to go to the U.S. Open with me?” What choice did they have? Trump mistakes forced company for friendship, writes John Casey.
Democrat Catelin Drey beat out Republican candidate Christopher Prosch in Iowa's special election.
“I want the world to know that being Venezuelan is not a crime,” the gay makeup artist told The Advocate in an exclusive interview.
Opinion: Colbert burns bright, SNL plays safe, but only South Park is fighting Trump in the language of our unreal, absurd, and chaotic political moment, writes John Casey.
South Park's newest episode makes fun of Kristi Noem for her admission that she shot and killed a puppy.
That includes funding for a global anti-hate summit and programs providing affirming therapy for queer youth.
Harvard has removed websites for its women's, LGBTQ+, and multicultural student centers.
Opinion: Could this be our last Fourth of July celebrating what's left of a true democracy? writes John Casey.
“People are going to fall through the cracks," former FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell told The Advocate.
Opinion: Soldiers will be exploited and used by MAGA as stagecraft for a wannabe dictator who used five deferments to dodge service, writes John Casey.
The former transportation secretary said Americans must raise their voices to combat Trump's authoritarianism.
Opinion: Democracy is teetering, and someday we may realize that shoving Padilla was the final push over the edge, writes John Casey.
Sen. Alex Padilla was just trying to ask a question.
“I think Pride Month is an opportunity to highlight his story even more,” U.S. Rep. Robert Garcia told The Advocate.
The White House Press Secretary justified cutting funds to Harvard by saying Trump would rather give them to trade schools, not "LGBTQ graduate majors."
Trump's 2.0 cabinet is a cast of characters from right-wing television and MAGA politics. Here are their LGBTQ+ rights records.