Nation
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Indiana AG Denounces Classroom Rainbow Banners as “Woke”
Todd Rokita posted photos of the Indianapolis high school classroom to a state website tracking alleged student "indoctrination."
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Trans Woman’s Lawsuit Over NYC Shelter Placement Can Proceed
Jane Doe claims the city violated its human rights law by barring her from women’s shelters, leaving her vulnerable to sexual assault.
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Iowa Teachers Win $150,000 Settlement Over Student Drag Show
Three Ankeny educators sued after being disciplined and barred from sponsoring student activities over a 2022 GSA event.
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House Rejects Boebert Bid to Codify Transgender Military Ban
Four Republicans joined Democrats to defeat Boebert's amendment, though the House approved two other anti-transgender measures.
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House GOP Adds Anti-LGBTQ Riders to Funding Bill
The six provisions target Pride flags, transgender rights, DEI programs, and LGBTQ nondiscrimination protections at the State Department.
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Man Gets 7 Years for Shooting, Paralyzing LGBTQ Neighbor
Tyler Getchell pleaded guilty to attempted manslaughter after shooting Kyle McFarlane in the back during a dispute over alleged trespassing.
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Police Kill Man Who Allegedly Opened Fire on Gay Dive Bar
Staff and customers took cover inside Shakey's after an armed man allegedly opened fire from the parking lot.
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Man Gets 20 Years for Hate-Crime Killing of O’Shae Sibley
Dmitriy Popov was 17 when he fatally stabbed the gay professional dancer during a confrontation at a Brooklyn gas station.
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New Map Helps Trans Idahoans Find Safe Bathrooms
The crowdsourced resource helps users navigate a sweeping new state law restricting which public bathrooms and changing rooms they may use.
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New Hampshire Law May Force Teachers to “Out” Trans Students
Republican Gov. Kelly Ayotte signed a law requiring educators to answer parents' questions about their children within 10 business days.
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Gay GOP Candidate Settles “Pedophile” Defamation Suit
Wyoming's Reid Rasner settled with one defendant who admitted the allegations were false, while four other defamation lawsuits continue.
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Anti-Trans Rep. Nancy Mace Eyes Lindsey Graham’s Senate Seat
Mace is reportedly weighing a Senate bid weeks after finishing fifth in South Carolina's Republican gubernatorial primary.
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Missouri Ends Gender-Affirming Care for Transgender Inmates
New law bars state funding for transition-related treatments, leaving medical experts worried about the consequences.
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Man Faces Federal Charges for Threatening Lubbock Pride Event
Michael Thompson allegedly posted comments about "target practice" in response to a Facebook post promoting Lubbock Pride Fest 2026.
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“Ringleader” in Sam Nordquist’s Torture and Murder Pleads Guilty
The woman accused of orchestrating the transgender man's abuse and killing agreed to life in prison but could still face federal charges.
