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District Attorneys Refuse to Prosecute Some GOP-Led Laws
Progressive prosecutors around the country are increasingly declaring they just won't enforce some GOP-backed state laws, a strategy at work in response to some of the most controversial new changes in recent years.
Jan. 6 Panel Plans Contempt Vote as Trump Sues Over Probe
A House committee tasked with investigating the Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection is moving swiftly Tuesday to hold at least one of Donald Trump's allies in contempt as the former president is pushing back on the probe in a new lawsuit.
MTV: Europe Music Awards to Counter Hungary's Anti-Gay Laws
The MTV Europe Music Awards will be held Nov. 14 in Hungary, the network said Tuesday, reaffirming and defending the location despite the country's recent passage of legislation widely condemned as anti-LGBTQ.
A Spooktacular Providence Pride
Rhode Island Pride returns with a schedule of events that includes the 20th anniversary of the illuminated Pride Parade.
Texas Passes New Limits on Transgender High School Athletes
Texas is poised to become the latest and most populous state to tighten restrictions on transgender athletes in public high school sports.
UK Premier League Soccer Player Terrified to Come Out, Seeks Therapy
An unidentified gay Premier League soccer player in the UK has revealed that he is so afraid of being attacked by fans that he's staying in the closet — and seeking therapy for his fear.
Covid Testing, Turnaround Times Are Still Uneven This Far Into Pandemic
The ability to get a COVID test — and timely results — can vary widely nationwide.
Report: Gay Couple Beaten, Stomped as Gang of 5 Hurl Anti-Gay Epithets
A gay couple in the town of Basildon, in Essex, England, say they were attacked by a gang of five assailants in the early morning hours of Oct. 10, just after leaving an LGBTQ+ night spot called Colors.
Crunch Time: Biden Faces Critical Next 2 Weeks for Agenda
President Joe Biden is entering a crucial two weeks for his ambitious agenda, racing to conclude contentious congressional negotiations ahead of both domestic deadlines and a chance to showcase his administration's accomplishments on a global stage.
Vaccines, Masks? Japan Puzzling Over Sudden Virus Success
Almost overnight, Japan has become a stunning, and somewhat mysterious, coronavirus success story.
Colin Powell has Died of COVID-19 Complications, Family Says
Colin Powell, former Joint Chiefs chairman and secretary of state, has died from COVID-19 complications, his family said Monday. He was 84.
Hail, Mary! High School's Halftime Show is a Drag Pageant
A Vermont high school homecoming football game turned into a "drag ball" runway at halftime, with a mix of students and faculty members parading in gowns, wigs and makeup — and a big crowd in rainbow colors to cheer them on.
LA Realtor Gets Ballsy (Literally) to Sell a Property
A Los Angeles realtor came up with a novel approach to get attention with one property - posting nudes of himself around the house.
Grand Game: Boston's 2 Slams Lead 9-5 ALCS Win Over Astros
J.D. Martinez and Rafael Devers helped the Red Sox have a grand old time in Houston.
Pete Buttigieg Shades Tucker Carlson: He Doesn't Understand 'Bottle Feeding'
After Fox News host Tucker Carlson slammed Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg for taking paternity leave during the current supply-chain crisis, the former presidential candidate struck back.
Meet (and Vote for) the Mr. Gay World Contestants
Voting has opened for this year's Mr. Gay World Contest.
Watch: Man Called Gay Slur While Working Out Shirtless
TikToker Nick Nush, a college student from Bensalem, Pennsylvania was working out shirtless, and was harassed by the other man in a TikTok that has gone viral.
Is Russia's Anti-Gay Propaganda Working? More Russians Oppose Same Sex Relationships
The Russian propaganda campaign against the LBGTQ+ lifestyle is beginning to pay off if a new poll is to be believed. "
Ptown's Crown and Anchor in Process of Being Sold
Provincetown's iconic resort The Crown and Anchor is in the process of being sold.
Michael Sam Speaks Out About Raiders Coach Jon Gruden's Homophobic Emails
The first openly gay player to be drafted into the NFL, Michael Sam said it was "unfortunate" that homophobic emails came from the same team that drafted Carl Nassib, the league's first out player.