News
A 6-week clock is now ticking for many Floridians living with HIV.
The U.S. military’s surprise intervention in Venezuela may have achieved its immediate objective, but it has ignited sharp criticism from Democratic leaders — particularly LGBTQ voices — who warn that the operation sidestepped constitutional safeguards and risks entangling America in another open-ended foreign occupation.
Not everyone can travel by sleigh, but jogging is still pretty cool too.
NMAC, formerly known as the National Minority AIDS Council, a nonprofit organization that works for health equity and racial justice to end the HIV epidemic, held its 6th annual Hill Champions reception on Wednesday in the Rayburn House Office Building to honor federal legislators who have worked to stop the spread of HIV/AIDS in the U.S. and around the world.
The tragic crash of a UPS flight in Louisville could affect millions of people this holiday season. Travelers won’t be affected, but your holiday packages may be.
While engaging in the South Florida LGBTQ sports scene is a great way to socialize and stay active, sometimes it's nice to catch a breath –– and it’s even nicer when that break means sitting with friends old and new while watching “Wicked: For Good.”
The South Florida Amateur Athletic Association (SFAAA) is gearing up for its annual Hurricane Showdown tournament, which hosts softball teams of various divisions and skill levels in a weekend full of competition and fun.
If you’re looking to stay active over the winter season but don’t want to mess with Florida’s unpredictable weather, Rainbow Sports League has a few indoor sporting opportunities.
More Articles …
Page 3 of 59
