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The controversial surveillance system has been a hot topic this year.
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The controversial surveillance system has been a hot topic this year.
The revisions have scrubbed or softened accounts of violence, slavery, activism and lived experiences, raising questions about whose stories the government considers worth telling.
During a church’s service, neighbors got together and put the damaged doors back up.
The actress came out as bisexual earlier this year.
New research shows how companies like Costco, Apple, and others weathered the storm of those conservative campaigns.
A lyric on “Lost Weekend” has fans convinced that the two Boygenius members might be tying the knot.
Sharon D. Clarke’s turn as Othello is so crucial, the creative team decided to postpone the production until she’s recovered.
Human Rights Watch’s new report claims the current U.S. government is rolling back the mechanisms meant to protect the country’s most vulnerable.
The two-time World Cup Champion will be joined by former NWSL player Joanna Lohman in the competition for the $1 million dollar prize.
The Matrix director says studios love “The Hunted”—they just don’t want to make it because of its “wall-to-wall trans cast.”
Craig, who has served several terms in the House of Representatives, lost to more progressive candidate Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan.
Around 2,000 people had signed a petition calling out the face-scanning technology.
Sapphics are already seated.
The ACLU and the Potomac Law Group filed a lawsuit against King George Middle School on behalf of students after the school prohibited the GSA but allowed other non-curricular groups to exist.
Rowling’s remarks come after two former NBA players claimed to be declaring for the WNBA draft.
The singer-songwriter has pushed a bulk of the fall tour to the spring.
The two were attacked along with one of the women’s queer brother and his fiance.
“I don’t think it’s a problem in the world,” Williams said.
Yolanda Olejniczak Marodi faces up to 36 years to life in prison after she confessed to murdering her wife, Fire Captain Rebecca Marodi.
The Miss USA Organization said they condemn “racism, homophobia, transphobia.”
The Human Rights Campaign Foundation has sued the Trump administration after it banned health insurance coverage for gender-affirming care for federal employees and their families under the Federal Employee Health […]
Christopher Hood Jr and his band of neo-Nazis stood outside a cafe yelling homophobic slurs and making Nazi salutes in 2023.
That’s even despite similarities in the actual rates of contraband among various genders.
The practice is known as “destructive scanning.”
San Francisco queer community leaders are sounding the alarm after Meta suspended queer accounts during Dore Alley weekend.
She says she was fired after taking approved family medical leave.
The 2026 WNBA All-Star Game drew a record-breaking 19,783 fans in Chicago, officially topping attendance at this year’s NBA All-Star Game for the first time.
The marriage took place in New York in 2013.
A pre-game fan rally supporting the WNBA star amid her anti-trans controversy is set to be held outside Seattle’s Climate Pledge Arena before tonight’s Storm vs. Fever game.
From making 3-Point Contest history and StudBudz parties to accidental break-up confirmations and cheating allegations, this WNBA All-Star Weekend was filled with its fair share of queer chaos.
The rapper also shared which musician’s coming out shifted her mother’s opinion on her sexuality.
One of the women said their time in prison was “traumatizing,” adding that the ordeal “has really changed me a lot.”
From shots of Don Julio and “Deep Sea Diver” on repeat, to hotel room chaos and corrupting rookies, the first night of the StudBudz All-Star stream delivered the chaos.
Rampersad, who was 28, died in an attack on a Jordanian military base.
“If you don’t want to see it, then don’t see it,” she said.
Sophie Cunningham’s comments don’t represent many of the decorated voices in women’s sports. These Olympic medalists, World Cup champions, Hall of Famers, and league legends have all publicly supported trans athletes in sports.