Nation
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Tucson Pride Cancels 2026 Festival, Dissolves Board
The decision was announced one month before the event was scheduled to take place, after years of financial and organizational strain.
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Anti-LGBTQ Incidents Spiked Nationwide in 2025
GLAAD tracked more than 1,000 incidents across nearly every state, with sharp increases during Pride Month.
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Judge Rejects DOJ Effort to Charge Don Lemon
Magistrate judge declined to approve charges against the journalist following a protest inside a St. Paul church.
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LGBTQ Lawmakers Condemn Killing of Alex Pretti by ICE
Fatal shooting sparks Democratic calls to impeach DHS Secretary Kristi Noem and renewed efforts to block funding for the agency.
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Texas Judge Upholds Campus Drag Ban, Likens it to “Blackface”
U.S. District Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk has upheld West Texas A&M’s drag ban, ruling that the performances are not protected speech.
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Gay Former Sales Manager Sues Pittsburgh Steelers
Former Steelers sales manager Chelsea Zahn alleges team owner Art Rooney II withheld over $50,000 in commissions in a new federal lawsuit. Zahn claims the...
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Dallas Approves Rainbow Steps at Pro-LGBTQ Church
The Dallas Landmark Commission unanimously approved the display as a temporary art installation, allowing it to remain for up to three years.
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5 Takeaways from New Survey on LGBTQ Life Under Trump
An HRC survey finds declining acceptance, growing insecurity, and widening barriers to work, food, and health care for LGBTQ Americans.
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Texas A&M Bars Plato, Professor Teaches Censorship Instead
A philosophy professor replaced readings from Plato’s Symposium with lessons on free speech after Texas A&M restricted his course content.
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MacKenzie Scott Donates $45 Million to The Trevor Project
The historic gift comes as the LGBTQ youth crisis nonprofit faces staffing shortages and the loss of federal 988 funding.
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Supreme Court Signals It May Uphold Transgender Sports Bans
The court’s conservative majority appeared skeptical of arguments that transgender athlete bans are discriminatory or unconstitutional.
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ICE Agent Fatally Shoots Queer Woman in Minneapolis
DHS officials claim Renee Good used her car as a weapon to run over federal agents, but video footage appears to contradict those claims.
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Salt Lake City Council Reaches Historic LGBTQ Majority
A newly sworn-in council now includes a majority of out LGBTQ members, reflecting a broader shift in the city’s politics.
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Burglary Suspect Arrested After Molesting, Urinating on Victim
A Florida man was arrested after allegedly entering another man’s home while he slept, groping his penis, and urinating on him.
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UK to Allow Same-Sex Ice Dance Pairs at National Events
Same-sex teams will be eligible to compete nationally beginning in 2026-2027, but international rules still require mixed-gender pairs.
