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Several large book publishers and a small public library are suing the state of Idaho over its book ban that requires libraries to restrict content "harmful to minors" to patrons 18 and older.
Judge Carlos Mendoza ruled that Florida's ban on books that "describe sexual conduct" is too broad.
A human rights group is urging Iranian police to release more than 30 men who were arrested at a house party for allegedly engaging in gay sexual conduct, drinking alcohol, and other activities that violate Iran's moral codes.
Not sure what constitutes "obscene matter?" Neither are the West Virginia Republicans who wrote a new bill seeking to prosecute educators for spreading it.
The world's largest Baptist university lifted its restriction on gay sex.
“Damn right, we ought to do it!” he declared.
Images of the event show women in revealing costumes — something that could be illegal under Florida state Rep. Randy Fine's proposed bill.
The incidents involve minors.
While the veto stuns the student senator who introduced the resolution, Wesley Hodges tells reporters, "Simply because the university disagrees with your actions or lifestyle, does not imply that it is seeking to attack you."
Tony Navarrete, a founding member of the legislature's LGBTQ+ caucus, maintains his innocence but says he's resigning to focus on his defense.
Utah Senator Mike Lee's bill that would ban all pornography federally is advancing within the Senate.
A senior Republican senator is considering resigning, party officials said Friday, after days of public and private pressure stemming from his arrest in June in a police undercover operation at an airport men's room.
