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Houston LGBTQ+ Political Caucus Honored for 50 Years of Advocacy

Houston City Council honored the LGBTQ+ Political Caucus for 50 years of advocacy and civil rights leadership.

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Former Houston Mayor Annise Parker seeks Harris County Judge Position

Annise Parker, former Houston Mayor, announces her candidacy for Harris County Judge in 2026. She aims to promote safe, affordable,…

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Texas Rep. Jolanda Jones Announces Bid to Succeed Sylvester Turner in Congress

Texas Rep. Jolanda Jones announced her bid to succeed the late U.S. Rep. Sylvester Turner in Congress, emphasizing her record…

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Gina Ortiz Jones Wins Runoff Race for San Antonio Mayor

Gina Ortiz Jones triumphed in a bitterly partisan runoff to become San Antonio's first openly LGBTQ mayor, defeating GOP-backed Rolando…

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What cases are left on the Supreme Court’s emergency docket? Here’s a look

Supreme Court's emergency docket: Cases involving Trump, federal workforce, and citizenship rules. Here's a look at the latest appeals.

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Nonprofit advocates for LGBTQ+ rights surpasses fundraising goal by $105 million

Lambda Legal, a nonprofit supporting LGBTQ+ rights, has exceeded its fundraising goal by $105M. The group plans to use the…

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Hegseth Orders Renaming of Ship Named after Gay Rights Icon Harvey Milk

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has ordered the renaming of the USNS Harvey Milk, a Navy ship honoring the gay rights…

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Democrats Lash Out as Legislature Bans School Clubs that Support LGBTQ Teens

Texas lawmakers passed a bill banning LGBTQ-focused student clubs in K–12 schools. Democratic representatives condemned the legislation as dangerous, dehumanizing,…

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Texas Will Require State Documents to Reflect Sex Assigned at Birth

Texas lawmakers have passed a bill that legally erases trans and intersex identities by requiring all state records to define…

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Supreme Court Declines to Hear ‘Two Genders’ School Shirt Case

The Supreme Court declined to hear a Massachusetts student’s First Amendment case over a “there are only two genders” T-shirt.…

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