Gay Denver: The Latest
3 Gay Rights Activists Shot to Death in Southern Mexico
Mexican officials say three LGBTQ activists have been shot dead and left along a highway in the troubled southern state of Guerrero.
US Leaving UN's Human Rights Council, Cites Anti-Israel Bias
The United States is leaving the United Nations' Human Rights Council, which Ambassador Nikki Haley called "an organization that is not worthy of its name." It's the latest withdrawal by the Trump administration from an international institution.
Senator Denied Entry to See Florida Child Migrant Facility
U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson accused the Trump administration of a "cover-up" after officials denied him entry Tuesday to a detention center for migrant children in South Florida where he had hoped to survey living conditions.
Lewandowski on Girl with Down Syndrome: 'Wah Wah'
A former campaign manager for Donald Trump has created a stir by dismissing a story about a girl with Down syndrome with a sarcastic "Wah wah."
Prosecutors Decline Assault Charges Against Scott Baio
Prosecutors have declined to file charges against Scott Baio stemming from allegations by his former "Charles in Charge" co-star that he sexually assaulted her.
Maddow Breaks Down Reading AP Story on 'Tender Age' Shelters
MSNBC political commentator Rachel Maddow broke down while trying to read an exclusive Associated Press story about babies and toddlers taken from their parents at the southern border and sent to "tender age" shelters.
Canadian Senate Passes Weed Bill but Legalization Delayed
Canada's Senate gave final passage to the federal government's bill to legalize cannabis, though Canadians will have to wait at least a couple of months to legally buy marijuana as the country becomes the second in the world to make pot legal nationwide.
Split Decision: Some Praise XXXTentacion, Others Criticize
The praise and admiration for rapper-singer XXXTentacion poured in heavily following his sudden death, from the feverish fans to popular figures but others criticized his bad behavior and multiple arrests.
Birthplace of Singer, Activist Nina Simone to be Preserved
The dilapidated wooden cottage in North Carolina that was the birthplace of singer and civil rights activist Nina Simone now has the protection of the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
Cruz's Flip-Flop on Family Separation Shows Threat to GOP
Ted Cruz staged an about-face on the Trump admin's "zero tolerance" immigration policies, laying bare how politically damaging separating children from parents accused of crossing the border illegally is becoming for Republicans facing voters this fall.
News
WHO Makes It Official: Being Trans Is Not a Mental Disorder
The WHO's new edition of "International Classification of Diseases" deletes trans identity from its list of mental disorders.
Entertainment
Killer Queen's Patrick Myers Talks Bringing Freddie Mercury to Life
Killer Queen was one of the first tribute bands, having banded together 25 years ago. Since then the band, under the leadership of Patrick Myers, has brought Queen in performance to a new generation of fans. EDGE spoke to Myers about his band.
Business
LGBTQ Money Survey: Attitudes, Challenges, and Opportunities
Most members of America's LGBTQ community say they are more inclined to save money than to spend it. But a closer look at their habits suggests the opposite may be true, according to a new Experian survey.
Technology
Google to Invest $550 Million in Alibaba Rival JD.com
Google said Monday that it will invest $550 million in Alibaba's main rival JD.com as the U.S. tech giant seeks to expand in fast-growing Asian e-commerce markets.
Finance
Fresh Ways to Save Some Green at the Farmers Market
Buying fresh fruit and vegetables at farmers markets offers opportunities to save money in ways you might not find at a grocery store.
Cars
Audi CEO Detained in Diesel Emissions Case
German authorities on Monday detained the chief executive of Volkswagen's Audi division, Rupert Stadler, as part of a probe into the manipulation of emissions controls.
Style
For Season 2, 'Queer Eye' & Netflix Toss Out the Rulebook
"Queer Eye" returns to Netflix for its second season Friday, proving the show and the company are throwing out its rulebooks.
Health/Fitness
Pope: Abortion is 'White Glove' Equivalent to Nazi Crimes
Pope Francis denounced abortion on Saturday as the "white glove" equivalent of the Nazi-era eugenics program and urged families to accept the children that God gives them.
Travel
3 Prides on the Rise: Richmond, St. Louis & Colorado Springs
Three cities forge a path for Pride celebrations, proving that you don't need to be on either coast to revel in rainbow realness.
Nightlife
Rhode Island Pride Illuminated Nighttime Parade :: June 16, 2018
The best Illuminated Pride Parade got even bigger and better this year with the most marching units ever. Check out all the fun from Rhode Island Pride.
