From Key West to Pensacola, Floridians are on the edge of their seats to find out what will happen to their property tax bill. Amendment 3 is the highest profile and visibly impactful question on the ballot. It is commonly described as “eliminating” property taxes in the state. That is far from the truth.
More and more, nonpartisan handicappers and even some Republicans are admitting that Democrats will win the U.S. House of Representatives and quite possibly the Senate. But there are still efforts to dampen any “blue wave.”
Pride arrived for a second time this year in Dallas, Texas, with the local community coming together for a few more days to uplift their LGBTQ+ neighbors.
A new report from Outright International notes 90 percent of LGBTQ and intersex rights groups that they surveyed around the world have lost funding since January 2025.
For a moment, it was impossible to tell where the parade ended and the city began.
The fight is far from over.
The house in Gladeview has seen history before.
Support for same-sex marriage reached 71% in 2022 — an all-time high. LGBTQ issues had entered the mainstream, and public acceptance appeared stronger than ever.
“There’s nothing more American than the fight for equality,” President Joseph R. Biden said to the crowd at the Philadelphia Gay News Stonewall Awards celebration on June 7. “It’s a struggle as old as our country. America is the only country in the world built on an idea. Every other country is built based on geography or religion or ethnicity, but America is built on an idea. The idea is that we’re all created equal.”
Summer season is here, which means summer plans are essential. If you’re strapped for time but still want to get involved with the community and meet new people, Pride Sports has your back.
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