The Privy Council in London will decide the future of LGBTQ rights in Trinidad, two LGBTQ women will most likely face torture at the hand of the Taliban, and seniors in Argentina are uncertain of their future in the country.
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Florida has been full of firsts this month.
Federal prosecutors are seeking a seven-year prison sentence for disgraced former Congressman George Santos.
President Donald Trump shook up the world economy this week using his favorite political cudgel: tariffs. He doubled down, refusing to give an inch, but days later partially reversed course.
Donald Trump y Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. han encontrado la manera de meterse en tu dormitorio. Y en tu cocina, tu armario e incluso en tu coche.
A UK teacher lost a court case over anti-LGBTQ remarks. India’s top literary festival included LGBTQ poets for the first time. Meanwhile, Trinidad and Tobago reinstated a colonial law banning same-sex relations.
You are not who you say you are. That is what Florida is telling its trans citizens.
A county in South Carolina was sued for removing LGBTQ books, anti-LGBTQ bills were filed in the Texas Legislature, and a restaurant in Mississippi excluded queer couples in its promotion.
College student Marcy Rheintgen was arrested for washing her hands in the women’s restroom at the Florida Capitol. But she already expected that to happen.
America is cruising closer to a monarchy as President Donald Trump hypes up the possibility of a third term.
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