Nation
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Gay, Disabled Worker Sues Town for Discrimination
A longtime Grand Island wastewater plant employee alleges years of anti-gay harassment, retaliation, and disability discrimination.
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New Guide Helps Florida Drag Artists Know Their Rights
Qommittee's attorney-reviewed resource helps performers navigate Florida's anti-drag law amid threats, lost bookings, and legal uncertainty.
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Gunman Kills 2 Outside Tucson Gay Bar in Anti-LGBTQ Attack
Police say Ousman Ceesay fatally shot two regulars outside Venture-N before killing himself and was carrying a list of LGBTQ businesses.
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Ex-Abercrombie CEO to Stand Trial for Sex Trafficking
A federal judge found Michael Jeffries mentally competent, despite defense arguments that dementia and Alzheimer's disease left him unfit.
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Federal Judge Strikes Down Texas Law Restricting Drag Shows
Judge David Hittner found the law overly broad and vague, offering a simple solution to those offended: "Just don't go."
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Adult Content Creator Christian Styles Dies at 29
The GayVN Award-winning performer built a sizable online following, with more than 1.1 million followers on X.
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New Jersey Enacts Shield Law for Trans Health Care and Abortion
The measure blocks state cooperation with out-of-state investigations and strengthens protections for patients and providers.
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Log Cabin Republicans Drops Support for Transgender Community
The gay conservative group blames transgender activists for declining support for gay rights and will now identify as an LGB organization.
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Derek Chadwick Leaves Gay App Goose Over Conflicting Vision
The gay dating app's co-founder says he can no longer stand behind the company amid scrutiny over allegedly AI-generated promotional accounts.
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Pride Flags Removed from LGBTQ-Friendly Catholic High School
After the Diocese of Oakland required their removal, Bishop O'Dowd adopted a rainbow-colored "inclusive O" as a new symbol of belonging.
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Keeping DEI Policies Didn’t Hurt Companies, Study Finds
Firms that retained their diversity programs performed as well as those that rolled them back despite pressure from the Trump administration.
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Big Gay Flotilla in Long Beach Floats On Despite Death Threats
Police arrested a 26-year-old man after violent threats targeted the annual LGBTQ beach party, but its organizer refused to cancel.
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Florida Gets a Green Light to Crack Down on Drag
The 11th Circuit ruled 8-5 against Hamburger Mary's, allowing Florida to restrict drag shows deemed obscene for minors.
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San Francisco Gay Bars Pause ID Scanning After Privacy Backlash
Badlands and Toad Hall paused the system, which photographs patrons and stores their data, while The Mix says it will continue using it.
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Geno Segers Exits “Hadestown” After Anti-Trans Video Backlash
After videos mocking transgender people sparked backlash, the former Disney star apologized -- then deleted the apology.
