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Jo Ellis posted a “proof of life” video on Facebook after right-wingers accused her of flying the Black Hawk that crashed into a passenger jet.
Instead of consoling a grieving nation, the president has tried to score political points by falsely blaming diversity efforts for the tragedy.
He was responding to the president’s claim that the former transportation secretary was a “disaster.”
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.
“As a kid, LEGOs were a way for me to express myself artistically but also definitely a way to sort of escape a little bit and a way to decompress,” Richard Paules recalls.
D'Arcee Neal wasn't looking for attention when he resorted to crawling off a United Airlines flight in D.C. He just needed to use the restroom.
”I have to say something,” the Vermont congresswoman said about calling attention to the president’s bizarre behavior.
Researchers found that when tragedy unfolds, some seek to falsely blame transgender people.
Jo Ellis is suing right-wing commentator Matthew Wallace to "hold someone accountable."
A message to employees of the Defense Intelligence Agency spelled out the changes.
It'll be the first Super Bowl since 2021 without that specific phrase.
Montana looks to have become the very first state to hear an anti-trans bill in 2025 — a bathroom ban targeting adult transgender people in any publicly owned building.
In an excerpt from his new memoir, the Oscar-winner describes seeing his mother's life flash before his eyes.
Black, gay, and in a wheelchair, D'Arcee Charington Neal wants everyone like him to not be shortchanged on experiences.
We’re likely to never again see a president as kind, simple, and honest as Carter, and that’s why his death stings so much, writes John Casey.
A gay couple -- and blue state Democrats, no less -- invited to the Bush White House for a Christmas party? Advocate managing editor John Jameson recounts his and his partner's evening with George and Laura and a few hundred of their family and friends.
