Nation
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George Santos Charged with Credit Card Fraud, Identity Theft
Prosecutors filed 10 additional charges, accusing the embattled gay Republican of ringing up charges on donor credit cards to enrich himself.
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Libs of TikTok Attacks Queer Interior Employee for Attire
A queer Department of Interior employee was attacked as a "weirdo" by anti-LGBTQ activists for wearing gender-nonconforming attire.
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72-Year-Old Man’s Jaw Broken in Brutal New York Attack
Four teenagers allegedly beat a 72-year-old in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood while yelling anti-LGBTQ slurs.
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Republican Candidate Smeared Feces on Daycare Center
Joseph Viso, a candidate for New Jersey General Assembly, has a history of legal troubles -- and of anti-LGBTQ rhetoric.
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Judge Allows Oklahoma to Enforce Ban on Gender-Affirming Care
A federal judge has allowed Oklahoma to enforce a law making it a felony for doctors to prescribe gender-affirming treatments to minors.
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Florida County Pushes to Ban All LGBTQ Books
Charlotte County Schools officials directed librarians to remove any book containing LGBTQ characters or themes from their collections.
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The CDC’s Plan to Prevent STIs in Gay Men, Trans Women
The CDC has proposed guidance recommending men who have sex with men and trans women take doxycycline to prevent STIs after condomless sex.
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Nebraska to Require Trans Youth to Undergo Therapy
New regulations from Nebraska's health department require transgender youth to undergo 18 weeks of therapy before pursuing transition.
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Trans Protestors Sue Over Florida’s “Bathroom Ban”
A group has asked a federal judge to stop Florida from enforcing restrictions that bar them from using gender-affirming restrooms.
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California Republicans Reject Platform Change on Gay Marriage
Delegates at the California Republican Party state convention rejected a proposed language to "soften" the party's platform on social issues.
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Gay Journalist Josh Kruger Found Murdered in Philadelphia
Josh Kruger, a gay journalist living with HIV and an advocate for vulnerable communities, was shot to death in Philadephia.
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Man Allegedly Assaults New Jersey Gay Bar Employee
The owners of Pint say a man assaulted an employee and hurled anti-gay slurs at customers after finding out he was in a gay bar.
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Michigan Supreme Court Rules Judges Must Respect Pronouns
The Michigan Supreme Court ruled that judges must either use transgender individuals' preferred pronouns or gender-neutral terms of address.
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Laphonza Butler Appointed California’s First LGBTQ U.S. Senator
Laphonza Butler, a gay Black woman, has been named to the U.S. Senate by Gov. Gavin Newsom, becoming the state's first out LGBTQ senator.
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Court Allows Trans Care Bans to Stand
A federal appeals court has declined to block laws in Tennessee and Kentucky barring gender-affirming care for transgender minors.
