Nation
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Judge Extends Order Blocking Texas from Enforcing Drag Ban
A federal judge extended a temporary restraining order blocking Texas from attempting to enforce its ban on drag performances for an additional 14 days. The...
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The Riley Roundup: Meta to Review Controversial Anti-Trans Post
One judge grants access to transgender athletes' private medical records, while another intervenes to protect a trans inmate from assault.
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California Repeals Travel Ban to Anti-LGBTQ States
The bill repeals a ban on state-funded travel, replacing it with pro-equality marketing campaigns in states with anti-LGBTQ laws.
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The Riley Roundup: Cleveland Catholic Diocese’s LGBTQ Crackdown
The Catholic Diocese of Cleveland has issued new guidance for schools calling for the rejection of expressions of LGBTQ identity.
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California to Outlaw Book Bans
California lawmakers overwhelmingly passed a bill to stop school districts from banning books related to gender and racial diversity.
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Minnesota Drag Queen Loses Bingo Gig Due to Backlash
Dylan Kaercher, better known as Roxi Manacoochi, lost a job calling bingo at a Minnesota fair over what he claims is anti-drag sentiment.
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Tennessee Elects Its First Transgender Official
Olivia Hill won a seat on the Nashville's Metro Council, making her Tennessee's first out transgender elected official.
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The Riley Roundup: Andy Cohen, HIV Arrests, and PrEP Access
Andy Cohen advocates for HIV decriminalization, while California lawmakers block a bill easing access to HIV prevention medications.
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GLAAD Says LGBTQ Representation is at an All-Time High
Representation of LGBTQ individuals in film is not where it needs to be, but according to one very important annual report, things are getting better....
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The Riley Roundup: Bop Till You GOP Edition
A GOP senator may be using an Internet safety bill to target trans people, while a new report indicates the GOP knew of George Santos's...
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DeSantis Claims Supreme Court Won’t Overturn Gay Marriage
Ron DeSantis says his Supreme Court won't overturn gay marriage, as he brags about appointing up to four more conservatives to the court.
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Jury Awards $100,000 to Gay Couple Rejected by Kim Davis
A jury has awarded $100,000 to a same-sex couple who were refused a marriage license in 2015 by then-Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis.
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Grindr Loses Half Its Staff After Ending Remote Work Policies
Nearly half of Grindr's staff has left the company after it ended telework and demanded that employees relocate to high-cost cities.
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The Riley Roundup: Gay Author Blasts Media Coverage of Burning Man
Gay author criticizes media coverage of Burning Man, while a new survey suggests Americans may be souring on transgender rights.
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Right-Wing “Project 2025” Seeks to Eradicate LGBTQ Protections
"Project 2025," a proposed plan for a future Republican administration, calls for erasure of LGBTQ legal protections and trans visibility.
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