Nation
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Gina Ortiz Jones Elected as San Antonio’s First LGBTQ Mayor
Air Force veteran makes history as first Asian-American woman and first female war veteran to lead a major Texas city.
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Where Is Andry? Democrats Sound Alarm on Deported Gay Man
Lawmakers press Rubio over deportation of Andry José Hernández Romero, raising concerns about due process and human rights violations.
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Supreme Court Says Straight Woman Can Sue for Discrimination
In a unanimous ruling, the justices revived Marlean Ames’ Title VII case, claiming she was demoted for being heterosexual.
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Sen. Ruben Gallego Opposes Trans Athletes in Girls’ Sports
The Arizona Democrat says some transgender youth “should not be playing” in girls’ sports and suggests they instead pursue “other activities.”
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Pedro Pascal, Ariana Grande Join Plea to Save LGBTQ Lifeline
More than 100 celebrities sign open letter urging Trump to preserve 988 crisis support for LGBTQ youth amid proposed federal budget cuts.
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Navy to Remove Harvey Milk’s Name From Ship During Pride
Pete Hegseth orders Navy to rename USNS Harvey Milk and other ships honoring civil rights leaders, citing a return to “warrior culture.”
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Trans Teen Wins Gold Under New California Scoring Rule
AB Hernandez earned two golds and a silver as CIF changes scoring rules to preserve podium spots for cisgender athletes.
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Dealer Gets 19 Years in Death of Trans Activist Cecilia Gentili
Michael Kuilan will serve nearly two decades for selling the fentanyl-laced drugs that killed the beloved trans activist and "Pose" actress.
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Police Arrest Trans Man for Using Women’s Restroom at S.C. Bar
Luca Strobel says he was mocked with slurs, humiliated by staff, and arrested — all for using the restroom conservatives say he should use.
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Tennessee Teen Sues After LGBTQ Post Triggers Suspension
A Christian school in Tennessee is being sued for suspending a student and withholding her diploma after she came out as gay on social media.
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New York Pride Faces Funding Shortfall as Sponsors Withdraw
NYC Pride faces a $750,000 shortfall as major sponsors pull support, citing economic concerns and fears of Trump-era backlash over DEI.
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Federal Judge Guts Iowa’s ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Law
The ruling strikes down Iowa book ban and LGBTQ classroom restrictions as unconstitutional.
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Teen Expelled for Prom Date with Trans Boy
A Georgia Christian school forced a senior to withdraw just weeks before graduation after she brought a transgender friend to prom.
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Texas House Votes to Repeal State’s Gay Sex Ban
The measure marks progress for LGBTQ Texans, but it is questionable whether the Senate will act before the legislative session ends.
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Man Torches 100 Books on LGBTQ, Black, and Jewish History
After checking out books on LGBTQ, Black, and Jewish history, an Ohio man burned them and posted the video online, sparking outrage.
