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Trump had a fake Time cover of himself in his golf clubs & Twitter is rolling
Time has asked for the phony cover to be removed from the president’s golf clubs, and of course Twitter’s got jokes.
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Why you should be happy Republicans have delayed their disastrous health care plan
After the Congressional Budget Office showed the plan would kick 22 million Americans off the healthcare rolls, suddenly the plan was even less popular.
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Arkansas installs Ten Commandments monument on Capitol grounds
A Ten Commandments monument has been placed outside Arkansas’ Capitol, two years after lawmakers approved a measure permitting the statue on state grounds.
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Republican congressman makes backward argument against trans soldiers
Rep. Steve Russell told Tony Perkins that he believes letting transgender people serve openly in the armed services will result in cis soldiers claiming to be trans to avoid deployment.
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Was a teacher fired for coming out as bisexual on Instagram to help LGBT students?
A teacher in Kentucky was cautioned, “We live in a small town” after coming out in a social media post, and then his teaching contract was not renewed.
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New York is getting an LGBT monument & it looks like someone destroyed Stonehenge
What do you think? Is it awful or awesome?
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Supreme Court rules in favor of adoption rights, but Gorsuch dissents
In a short ruling, the Supreme Court sided with same-sex partners and against the state of Arkansas’s terrible logic. The problem, though, is that Neil Gorsuch dissented.
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After 2 years of marriage equality Republicans are still trying to destroy it
Republicans have been seeking ways to dismantle marriage equality since day one, and their most dangerous plan yet could be just around the bend.
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BREAKING: Supreme Court will decide if civil rights laws have broad religious exemptions
The Supreme Court will consider whether a baker who objects to same-sex marriage can refuse to make a wedding cake for a gay couple.
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Commentary
Mike Pence and Donald Trump turn their backs on Pride
Instead of issuing statements supporting pride, Pence and Trump have expressed their support for anti-LGBT organizations.