It was another whirlwind week in the Trump administration. Where do we begin?
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A Utah lawmaker tears up while arguing against an anti-trans bill, Rhode Island could add a LGBTQ landmark to the historic registry, and the Department of Justice Pride in the District of Columbia shut down.
President Donald Trump on Feb. 7 issued another executive order taking aim at the transgender community, this time focusing on eligibility for sports participation.
ICC is pursuing Taliban leaders for their persecution of LGBTQ people, the United Kingdom is planning to honor LGBTQ veterans with a national memorial, and LGBTQ groups challenge Canada's anti-trans law.
Want to get into running but can’t find the motivation? Look no further than the Miami Gay Run Club.
In the aftermath of a tragic midair collision over Reagan National Airport, President Donald Trump seethed at former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg.
While President Donald Trump’s name wasn’t uttered during Sunday’s Grammys ceremony, the impacts of his administration were felt throughout the nearly four hour-long broadcast.
Illinois organizations backlash against President Donald Trump's executive order, Sundance film lineup celebrates the LGBTQ community, and lawmakers in Idaho fight to overturn marriage equality.
A gay-for-pay porn actor was part of the hoard of people pardoned by President Donald Trump for taking part in the Jan. 6 Capitol riots.
A gang was sentenced up to 17 years after attacking men on Grindr in England, the Supreme Court rejected marriage equality appeals in India, and Uganda joined BRICS amid sanctions over LGBTQ law.
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