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Catholic priest tells Trump protesters to kill themselves: #JumpAgainstTrump
Rev. Philip Rizzo defended his post, saying he just thought the “Jump Against Trump’’ meme was “funny.” Church officials and his parishioners didn’t find it humorous.
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Women would be severely affected by repeal of Affordable Care Act
WASHINGTON (AP) — From a return to higher premiums for women to gaps in coverage for birth control and breast pumps, the Republican push to repeal the Obama-era health care law already is raising concerns that women could be hit hard. The 2010 law ended a common industry practice of charging women more than men […]
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Hallmark features real life gay couple in Valentine’s Day commercial
This is the third consecutive year that the company has included a gay couple in their Valentine’s Day advertising campaign.
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Indiana will fight ruling ordering same-sex parents’ names on birth certificates
Freedom Indiana warns the state is putting “politics ahead of LGBT families, and it further damages the state’s reputation.”
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Key legal test approaches for Arkansas LGBT measure
Arkansas is one of three GOP-controlled states that explicitly bans cities and counties from enacting laws that protect LGBTQ people from discrimination.
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Trump threatens UC Berkeley funding after violent protests shut down Milo speech
Chaos erupted on campus amid peaceful protests against the hate speech-spewing Breitbart editor.
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Trump praises ‘religious freedom’ at National Prayer Breakfast speech
Trump also spoke about the Muslim ban, his ongoing feud with Arnold Schwarzenegger, and his plan to allow churches to get deeply involved in politics.
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11 Philly gay bars ordered to train staff to stop being racist
City investigators found numerous examples of racist policies and behavior by staff including refusing to serve black customers and denying others entry.
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Virginia House approves license to discriminate in the name of religion
Legislators gave early approval to a bill that prohibits the state from penalizing any group or person who believes that marriage is only between a man and woman.
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North Carolina Senate Democrats file another HB2 repeal bill
A deal between legislative leaders and incoming Gov. Roy Cooper just before Christmas to pass a repeal bill fell apart.