Pride flags return to Stonewall after removal. Journalists Don Lemon & Georgia Ft arrested covering protests, raising press freedom concerns. Ts Madison secures restraining order. California sues over transgender student rights. Lemon's defense details emerge.
Activists challenge the National Park Service's decision to remove the Rainbow Flag from Stonewall, citing double standards and the importance of preserving LGBTQ+ history against political overreach.
Explore how the 'Heated Rivalry' phenomenon and the PuckBuddys blog have created a sense of community and representation for LGBTQ+ hockey fans in a traditionally hypermasculine sporting world.
New York leaders defy a Trump-era ban, vowing to re-raise the Pride flag at Stonewall National Monument. Gov. Hochul, Mayor Mamdani, and others assert this fight defends LGBTQ+ history and civil rights against erasure, affirming NY's legacy.
Katy Faust's coalition deceptively campaigns to roll back same-sex marriage, misrepresenting Obama's stance and using extreme influencers. Their dishonest tactics, not slim success odds, threaten democratic discourse and civil debate.
Florida's health department temporarily paused cuts to the AIDS Medication Help Program after a lawsuit alleged legal violations and a $120M deficit claim. Critics, including Nikki Fried, deem proposed cuts "unethical," affecting over 15,000 Floridians.
Investigation deepens into the fatal ICE shooting of VA nurse Pretti. Evidence contradicts official claims as the DOJ faces allegations of obstructing civil rights probes amid a federal crackdown.
Trump admin proposes new rule to exclude gender dysphoria from ADA protection, reversing federal court decisions. Disability and LGBTQ+ advocates are uniting to oppose this, citing the ADA's original intent for broad interpretation and challenging historical exclusions.
Explore how Justice Anthony Kennedy’s landmark Supreme Court decisions redefined LGBTQ+ rights, emphasizing human dignity and the ongoing challenges to marriage equality in his post-retirement reflections.
China suppresses LGBTQ+ content, detains 'danmei' authors, punishes AI-generated gay panda images, and restricts advocacy. Hong Kong's same-sex partnership registry faces legislative opposition despite court orders and public support.
Journalist and LGBTQ+ icon Don Lemon was arrested by federal agents after covering a protest against an ICE-linked church in St. Paul, Minnesota, leading to federal charges and First Amendment concerns.
Journalist Don Lemon was arrested in LA, facing charges from the Trump Justice Department for covering a St. Paul church protest. Critics and his lawyer, Abbe Lowell, decry the arrest as an attack on First Amendment press freedom, citing prosecutors' failed prior attempts and the alleged mischaracterization of journalism as criminal conduct.
RuPaul's Drag Race S18 power rankings assess queens post-talent show. Vita faces lip-sync struggles, Darlene's brand wears thin, while Nini shines despite act knowledge. Ciara's poetry misses the mark, emphasizing challenges and missed opportunities for the cast.
Government actions, including Don Lemon's arrest, against journalists and protesters signal an alarming erosion of press freedom and constitutional rights, echoing past repressions and creating a chilling effect on reporting and dissent.
Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani proposes a comprehensive LGBTQ+ agenda for NYC, aiming to establish it as an "LGBTQ+ secure sanctuary" by leveraging city legal resources, investing $65M in transgender healthcare, and addressing youth homelessness. Funding relies on taxing millionaires and companies.
The 2025 GLAAD report highlights a 5% rise in anti-LGBTQ+ incidents, totaling 1,042 cases. Issues span from threats at Pride events to legal challenges against marriage equality and civil rights investigations.
DOJ opens a civil rights probe into Alex Pretti's death by Border Patrol but didn't investigate Renee Good's ICE shooting, sparking Democratic demands for documents. Staff resigned over Good's case amid broader issues like LGBTQ+ asylum policies.
