The 17-year-old suspected of fatally stabbing of Black queer dancer O’Shae Sibley a week ago, has been charged with murder as a hate crime and criminal possession of a weapon.
In another battle with Florida, the College Board announced that its AP Psychology course won’t be altered to meet the state’s education laws.
A trans Indian was almost killed by his parents, trans/non-binary athletes make history in sports, and Matty Healy stands against Malaysia's homophobia.
Proceeding under the guise of a reboot, the Ron DeSantis presidential campaign brought its signature brand of awkwardness to New Hampshire.
A court in Peru orders the legal recognition of same-sex couples, Russia bans gender-affirming surgery, and British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak apologizes to LGBTQ military veterans.
Louisiana reverses a veto on the gender-affirming care ban, an attorney general in Kansas wants to enforce a law that requires IDs to match a person's birth sex, and two Michigan commissioners were fired after flying the Pride flag.
Police in Venezuela’s Carabobo state on Sunday raided a gay sauna and arrested 33 people.
A Nigerian actor claims over 90% of male celebs are bisexual, Suzy Izzard talks about her identity, and Vico Ortiz highlights their battle with POPSUGER.
The Virginia High School League, the group that oversees school sports in Virginia, has said it will not change its policy that allows transgender athletes to compete on teams that correspond with their gender identity.
Voters in California will have the chance to overturn an anti-gay marriage law, a judge in Kansas ruled that trans people can no longer change their sex on their driver's licenses, and a business owner in Michigan will not service trans people.
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