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Opinion: MAGA’s turning on him. The makeup’s cracking. Is a WSJ story about an Epstein letter true? What happens when Trump runs out of places to hide? writes John Casey.
Cultural critic Marcie Bianco excavates Sullivan's anti-trans, anti-left assertions in The New York Times that people are being forced to transition to erase gay people and that the Progress Flag excludes anyone not on the far left.
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.
For trans people, the question isn’t “Are trans advocates being too loud and strident,” but “How am I going to survive the next four years under Trump?” Riki Wilchins says.
Beshear points out that he vetoed anti-LGBTQ+ legislation yet still won reelection in a red state.
Project 2025 is coming for your junk. The film pros say to keep your "hands off my porn."
JD Vance is getting praise for his tone, but observers are also noting his lies.
In a New York Times column, the out MSNBC host worries about Republican efforts to fail to certify a Kamala Harris victory.
The lengthy exposé comes amid GLAAD’s criticism of the newspaper’s coverage of transgender issues.
The press secretary refused to discuss the visits, even though the fact that the doctor had been to the White House was already made public.
The paper didn't quote an out trans person in two-thirds of its stories about anti-trans legislation in the past year, says a new report from the watchdog groups, which comes a year after the Times received strong criticism for amplifying anti-trans viewpoints.
It's the anniversary of when a coalition called for an end to the paper's misleading coverage.
In a recent clash on social media, Elon Musk accused Stephen King of ‘deadnaming’ the platform formerly known as Twitter, now X.
In a recent response to our articles criticizing misinformation in Pamela Paul's article on detransitioners, Pamela Paul dismisses transgender people and trans activist. Evan Urquhart and Erin Reed respond.
A New York Times editor suggested in the piece that Swift had, perhaps, for years been trying to signal that she identifies with the queer community.
More than 10,000 people from all 50 states have joined a GLAAD-led coalition calling on the Times to do better.
Executive Editor Joe Kahn wrote in a staff memo that the paper wouldn't tolerate contributors who joined with adovacy groups to condem the organization.
The column by Pamela Paul was published the day after activists and Times writers called the paper out for anti-trans bias.
