Nation
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RuPaul could make Emmys history after sixth win for hosting Drag Race
RuPaul scored his sixth consecutive Emmy Award for hosting RuPaul's Drag Race
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Twitch sues users who flooded Black and LGBTQ streamers with abuse
Twitch has accused two users of conducting "hate raids" to fill streamers' chats with racist and homophobic abuse
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New York man arrested and charged with hate crimes for punching three people on the subway
New York City police have arrested and charged a Manhattan man for allegedly punching three people in an apparent anti-gay attack on the subway over...
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Marvel allegedly cancelled New Warriors series because it was “too gay”
Former New Warriors showrunner Kevin Biegel says a "rich, straight" Marvel executive canceled the show for being "too gay"
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California lawmakers approve bill to collect LGBTQ data on victims of violent deaths
California will launch a pilot program to train coroners and medical examiners how to collect LGBTQ data on the victims of violent deaths.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez shuts down right-wing newspaper that complained about trans-inclusive language
The Daily Mail tried to shame Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez for using trans-inclusive language. She wasn't having it.
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Texas Republicans launch fourth attempt this year to ban trans athletes from competing in sports
For the fourth time this year, Texas lawmakers will seek to ban transgender athletes from competing in sports based on their gender identity.
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Gay Missouri teacher resigns after being told to remove Pride flag from classroom
A Missouri teacher resigned after administrators threatened to fire him for hanging up a Pride flag in his classroom.
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Brooklyn muggers slash two men with glass bottle and screwdriver in anti-gay hate crime
Police have arrested one suspect and are searching for another in relation to an anti-gay assault and robbery inside a Brooklyn bodega last Saturday.
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Kansas City gay history exhibit removed from Missouri State Capitol
A historical exhibit on Kansas City's LGBTQ community was removed from the Missouri State Capitol, though LBGTQ advocates question why.
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Chasten and Pete Buttigieg announce birth of twins — and Christian conservatives are furious
Pete Buttigieg announcing the birth of his children led to homophobic ire and conspiracy theories from conservative Christians
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Catholic high school unlawfully fired gay teacher, federal court rules
A federal judge has ruled that a Catholic school was wrong to fire a lay, secular employee for marrying his same-sex partner.
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Gay California Democrat joins Grindr to campaign against recall of LGBTQ ally Gov. Gavin Newsom
A gay California Democrat set up a public profile on Grindr to encourage users to vote against recalling Gov. Gavin Newsom on September 14.
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Nearly 1 in 10 LGBTQ people fear they’ll be evicted within the next two months, survey finds
Nearly 1 in 10 LGBTQ people fear they'll be evicted within the next two months due to financial instability, according to a recent survey.
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Georgia student assaulted, dragged across floor for wearing LGBTQ Pride flag
A Georgia high schooler faces multiple charges after attacking a student wearing a Pride flag
