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Orlando judge revokes bond for wife of Pulse shooter Omar Mateen
Prosecutors have said she accompanied her husband when he cased locations, knew he was planning the attack, and misled FBI agents.
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Despite lawmaker support, Utah hate crimes bill failed to get a public hearing
The current law doesn’t include specific protected groups but instead speaks generally about crimes that cause a person to fear they cannot freely exercise their constitutional rights.
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St. Patrick’s parade organizers will allow gay vets to march
The South Boston Allied War Veterans Council announced that it had signed an “acceptance letter” that would clear the way for OutVets to participate.
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Kentucky lawmaker wants a gay spa he claims to have visited shut down
Councilman David James said he went to the spa and saw men having sex “all over the place.”
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Florida sees ‘seismic shift’ in support for anti-discrimination laws among GOP
Ever since the massacre at Pulse, stories of the LGBTQ community have found wider acceptance.
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Does this study show why Hillary Clinton lost?
A new study shows Clinton’s campaign ads may have run with the wrong strategy.
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Kristen Stewart talks sexuality: ‘You’re not confused if you’re bisexual’
On the contrary, Stewart said, she finds it confusing when people aren’t bisexual.
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In a sign of the times, dystopian fiction is flying off the shelves
The Trump administration seems to be helping the sales of gloom and doom futuristic novels, like George Orwell’s “1984” and Margaret Atwood’s “The Handmaid’s Tale.”
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Americans oppose anti-transgender ‘bathroom bill’ laws, poll finds
It also found that most people support same-sex marriage and non-discrimination laws offering protections to the LGBTQ community.
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Arkansas rejects bill that would have allowed hospitals to discriminate
An Arkansas House panel on Thursday rejected a “religious freedom” bill that would have allowed health care workers and hospitals to refuse to treat LGBTQ patients.