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"We issued a statement the day after Jonathan Joss's murder that was way, way, way premature. Shouldn't have done it," Police Chief William McManus said.
Uygur, who has a history of antigay and misogynistic comments, is running to fill the seat of Rep. Katie Hill, who resigned after a revenge porn scandal.
She's neither our savior nor our enemy, writes Amanda Kerri.
Robert Spitzer's recent retraction of his 2001 study suggesting so-called ex-gay therapy can be effective may be a gateway to striking down Proposition 8 in court.
The state senator repeated the rumor during a televised debate before backtracking hours later.
Media critic Howard Kurtz has left his position as Washington bureau chief for Newsweek and The Daily Beast.
Karine Jean-Pierre took a moment during Tuesday’s White House press briefing to note the right-wing outlet’s actions.
The attorneys who are defending the embattled antigay clerk are shaking in their boots over an accurate report by the largest and oldest newsgathering agency in the U.S.
The network had proven itself capable of doing the right thing and so the White House demanded for the network to do the right thing again.
The psychology professor has some questionable beliefs and a retracted study.
The Mr. Gay World Foundation is demanding Louw Breytenbach retract statements about the organization.
Ruthie Robertson, an adjunct professor at Brigham Young University-Idaho, refused to retract her supportive Pride Month post.
The gay tech entrepreneur and Trump supporter retracts controversial passages in his 1996 book The Diversity Myth.
White House communications staff insist that the network retract its inflammatory story that falsely reported the flag celebrates “groomers” and “pedophiles.”
Four organizations are demanding that the Museum of Broadcast Communications retract its decision to induct Focus on the Family founder James Dobson into its hall of fame. The groups are urging supporters to contact the museum to share their disapproval, and to participate in a protest against the induction.
Jeanne White-Ginder, the mother of Ryan White -- who attracted nationwide attention after contracting HIV from a tainted blood treatment in 1984 and died at the age of 18 in 1990 -- said she welcomed the opportunity to speak with Republican Mike Huckabee to discuss his comments about AIDS. "I think if we meet I'm going to give him one of Ryan's books," she told The Advocate, referring to the book her son authored about his battle against AIDS. Ginder-White requested the meeting after Huckabee, a former minister whose presidential candidacy has recently caught fire, defended his 1992 statement that the federal government needed "to take steps that would isolate the carriers of this plague.'' Speaking on Fox News Sunday last weekend, Huckabee declined to retract the comment but said he was not suggesting that AIDS patients should have been quarantined. He did not offer an alternative explanation for how people living with AIDS at the time could have been isolated.
