Scruff owner Perry Street Software bought Growlr and is planning a new design and features, but is eliminating live streaming.
Police questioned 51 patrons and arrested Commander D's owner, drawing accusations of mistreatment during Taiwan's Pride Month.
The broadcaster retracted false sexual misconduct claims against Benjamin Cohen and Anthony James and agreed to pay substantial compensation.
An analysis of CDC data finds the sharpest decline among ninth-grade girls, but the reasons for the shift remain unclear.
In his new book, Supreme Court justice Samuel Alito claims marriage equality has silenced Americans who oppose it on religious grounds.
Joseph LoGiudice, founder of Manhattan's Liberation Psychotherapy, is accused of abusing two patients who sought help coping with trauma.
Pittsburgh's Blue Moon Bar canceled its weekly Open Stage event after receiving death threats over a performance that drew community outrage.
Pint in Jersey City fired its trivia host after awarding "best team name" to a group mocking allegations of gang rape at Cornell University.
Democrat Sherrod Brown is pushing back against a misleading ad in which a Texas detransitioner attacks him for supporting trans health care.
Queer pop star Mabel Matiz could face up to three years in prison over a music video showing two clothed men dancing without touching.
Jonathan McKinsey, a New York Times engineering executive, was fatally shot at a California park amid a bitter custody dispute.
HRC is withholding endorsements from two Ohio Democrats over their positions on transgender athletes and other trans-related issues.
The South Carolina Senate nominee dismissed Trump's name-calling, saying it won't lower gas or grocery prices.
Only 46% of voters rate gender identity issues as "extremely" or "very" important, trailing the economy, health care, and voting rights.
Democrats demand answers from Pete Hegseth after reports of overdue payments leaving veterans in debt and at least one homeless.