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By Metro Weekly Contributor
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January 6, 2012
Booz Allen Hamilton, a longtime sponsor of Capital Pride and one of the sponsors of the upcoming WorldPride 2025 celebration, has dropped its sponsorship.
The decision comes after the prominent defense contractor scuttled its diversity, equity, and inclusion programs in response to an executive order from Donald Trump that seeks to compel government contractors to drop pro-diversity initiatives and programs.
Those found in violation risk being rejected for opportunities to contract with the government on the grounds that, in the Trump administration's eyes, pro-diversity policies constitute a form of illegal discrimination incompatible with the country's civil rights laws.
Pete Buttigieg is reportedly “taking a serious look” at running for one of Michigan’s U.S. Senate seats in 2026.
“Pete is exploring all of his options on how he can be helpful and continue to serve,” a person close to the former Transportation Secretary told Axios. “He’s honored to be mentioned for this and he’s taking a serious look.”
The seat is currently held by Democratic U.S. Sen. Gary Peters, who was first elected to the upper chamber in 2014 after serving three terms in the U.S. House of Representatives.
Peters announced his intention to retire at the end of his term on January 28, taking some political observers by surprise.
Scott Bessent is in a snit.
Donald Trump's gay nominee to be the next U.S. Secretary of the Treasury is demanding -- demanding -- an apology from Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde for asking Trump to show compassion and mercy as the nation's president.
The Episcopal Bishop gave a sermon during the Inaugural Prayer Service at the Washington National Cathedral on Tuesday, January 21.
During her remarks, Budde implored Trump to "have mercy upon the people in our country who are scared now," referring specifically to gay, lesbian, and transgender children, some of whom she said "fear for their lives."
