The U.S. Supreme Court on Nov. 16 rejected Florida’s emergency request to overturn two lower federal court rulings that blocked its law that targeted drag shows.
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California approved three anti-trans petition drives, NYPD made an arrest in hate crime, and an Alabama mayor died by suicide after photos of him crossdressing were released.
A Taiwan presidential frontrunner joins Pride march, Johannesburg Pride marches for LGBTQ Ugandans, and the Vatican Synod ends without clarity on its LGBTQ stance.
Republicans’ prospects of recapturing control of the U.S. Senate were boosted on Thursday with the conservative Democratic U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin’s (W.Va.) announcement that he will not seek reelection.
The Vatican this week released a document that says transgender people, under certain circumstances, can be baptized, serve as godparents, and serve as witnesses to Catholic weddings.
Virginia last week said a Loudoun County photographer who filed a federal lawsuit against the state’s nondiscrimination law can refuse to photograph same-sex weddings.
Michigan's "gay-trans panic defense" ban passes through House, Club Q that was a site of a shooting moves to a new location in Colorado, and a school in Illinois postpones a play that has LGBTQ themes.
The United Kingdom gets rid of IVF laws that deny access to people with HIV, the World Bank implements LGBTQ safeguards in Uganda, and Japan deems mandatory sterilization as unconstitutional.
San Diego LGBT Community Center celebrated its 50th year anniversary, a right-wing group allegedly attacks an LGBT professor in Arizona, and Iowa's inaugural LGBTQ Chamber of Commerce launched.
U.S. Congressman George Santos (R-NY) left the federal courthouse in Long Island, N.Y. with 23 more charges added to his rap sheet.
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