Nation
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Mondaire Jones Wins Primary, Launches Comeback Bid
Former U.S. Rep. Mondaire Jones, a gay man, got one step closer to returning to Congress after winning his party's nomination on June 25.
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President Biden Pardons Military Members for Gay Sex Convictions
The pardon will allow thousands of LGBTQ former service members to amend their military records and potentially recoup lost pay and benefits.
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Trans-Inclusive Teams Banned from Nassau Sports Facilities
Nassau County lawmakers reinstate policy prohibiting transgender athletes on female sports teams from using county facilities.
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Can States Ban Trans Youth Care? Supreme Court to Decide
The high court will hear a challenge to Tennessee's law prohibiting doctors from prescribing hormonal treatments to trans youth.
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Court Backs Trans Plaintiffs in Oklahoma Lawsuit
A federal appeals court restored a lawsuit challenging Oklahoma's prohibition on amending gender markers, calling the policy "irrational."
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160 Pride Flags Vandalized at Iconic Stonewall National Monument
For the second year in a row, dozens of Pride flags adorning the LGBTQ monument in New York were torn down.
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Children’s Novel ‘Ban This Book’ Banned by Florida School District
A Florida school board removed "Ban This Book" from shelves after board members whined it encouraged "rebellion of school board authority."
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Robert Davis Gets 15 to 30 Years for Murder of Josh Kruger
Kruger, a gay journalist and recovering addict, was shot by Davis seven times at his home in South Philadelphia last October.
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Club Q Shooter Sentenced to 55 More Life Sentences
Anderson Lee Aldrich plead guilty to federal hate crime charges in the 2022 Colorado shooting and was sentenced to additional prison time.
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Federal Judge: “There Are Two Sexes: Male And Female”
Judge Danny Reeves ruled that the U.S. Department of Education, which issued Title IX guidance for schools, overstepped its authority.
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The ACLU Sues Loogootee, Indiana for Blocking a Pride Festival
The ACLU is suing the city of Loogootee for blocking PrideFest, claiming city restrictions on public events violate the First Amendment.
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85-Year-Old Army Vet Comes Out as Gay in Obituary
Col. Edward Thomas Ryan, who spent his entire life in the closet, came out in a self-authored obituary as one of his final acts of...
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Two Judges Block Biden’s Pro-Transgender Guidance for Schools
Federal judges in Texas and Louisiana ruled that the Biden administration's guidance expanding Title IX protections is unlawful.
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Drag Story Hour Raises $14,000 Following Bomb Threat
After an Alaskan city's Drag Story Hour received a bomb threat, local businesses rallied to offer support to its host LGBTQ organization.
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Why You Shouldn’t Panic About ‘Gay Ringworm’ Infection
While TMVII fungus can be more resistant than similar ringworm infections, current medications should offer adequate treatment.
