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Justice Department sues Kansas City, Kansas, schools over transgender student policies
The DOJ filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday against Kansas City, Kansas, Public Schools over its policy of using students' preferred names and pronouns and weighing parental disclosure case by case.…
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Tucson, Arizona, police investigate gay bar shooting as a possible hate crime
Two men were shot and killed in the parking lot of Venture-N, a longtime Tucson gay bar, early Monday. The shooter, who also died, was carrying a note listing several…
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US Has Sent Deportees to a Dozen African Countries. Here’s Why
Twenty migrants deported from the United States arrived in Liberia, the first of 1,200 expected under a new deal. Nearly half of the Trump administration's third-country deportation agreements are with…
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Arts & Entertainment
Benjamin Alire Sáenz, “Aristotle and Dante” Author, Dies at 71
Benjamin Alire Sáenz, the gay former priest whose novel "Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe" won Stonewall and Lambda honors and drew book bans, has died in…
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Berlin Pride Attack: What We Know About the Suspect, the Victims and the Fallout
uestions are mounting over how Abdul Ballout, convicted months earlier of preparing an act of extremist violence, was free to carry out Saturday's deadly attack near Berlin's Pride festival.
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Lawsuit Demands Truth About Scouting America’s Trans Policy
Gay rights activist James Dale is suing the Department of Defense to find out whether Scouting America agreed to ban transgender members in a February deal with the Pentagon. Dale…
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Health & Wellness
988’s LGBTQ+ Crisis Line Returns This Year — But the Trevor Project May Be Shut Out
The 988 Lifeline's specialized service for LGBTQ+ youth is set to return by year's end after Congress directed $33 million toward the effort. But The Trevor Project — which handled…
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Arts & Entertainment
First Chinese Queer Art Museum Opens in San Francisco’s Chinatown
A Chinese activist who faced government crackdowns at home has opened the first museum dedicated to Chinese queer art in San Francisco's historic Chinatown — and the response has been…
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Judge Tosses Lawsuit Over EEOC’s Transgender Workplace Rollback
A Maryland federal judge has thrown out a case brought by LGBTQ+ advocacy group FreeState Justice, which alleged the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is unlawfully refusing to enforce workplace protections…
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National News
Two in Three Americans Still Back Marriage Equality
A new Gallup poll finds 65% of Americans back same-sex marriage, down from 71% in 2023, with the drop driven almost entirely by Republicans.
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