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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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What Trump’s AG pick has said about LGBTQ+ rights, abortion and the Epstein files

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche appears before the Senate Judiciary Committee for a confirmation hearing to formalize his nomination. Trump's former personal attorney has defended the president's direct involvement in DOJ decisions while advancing rollbacks…

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How the Federal Government Is Using Every Tool It Has to End Trans Youth Care

Grand jury subpoenas. Medicare threats. FDA warnings over chest binders. The Trump administration isn't using one agency to restrict trans youth care — it's using all of them.

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1776-2026: The Moments That Defined Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Rights in America

Uncloseted Media traces LGBTQ rights in America from colonial-era sodomy laws to the 2026 Supreme Court ruling on conversion therapy — a history that's anything but linear.

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Supreme Court Upholds Transgender Sports Bans in 6–3 Ruling

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6–3 that states may bar transgender females from girls' and women's sports at federally funded schools, upholding Idaho and West Virginia laws and clearing the way for similar bans in…

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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 says the Pentagon and Scouting…

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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 overwhelming,

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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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Maine Removes Anti-Trans Sports Measure From Ballot

A Maine ballot measure targeting transgender students’ access to school sports and bathrooms was removed after officials found more than 12,000 invalid signatures.

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Barney Frank, Trailblazing Gay Congressman, Dies at 86

Barney Frank, the first member of Congress to voluntarily come out as gay, died at 86 after a career shaping LGBTQ rights, banking reform, and Democratic politics.

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