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Pope Francis replaces antigay New Jersey archbishop with more moderate leader
The archbishop who fired a gay priest for supporting anti-bullying efforts is out and the one who stood up to Indiana governor Mike Pence is getting his job.
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Pentagon to same-sex domestic partners: Get married by New Year’s Eve, or else
Civilian employees of the military who are same-sex domestic partners have just 54 days to wed or risk losing their benefits, according to a leaked document.
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Why do health care costs keep eating up more of your paycheck each year?
Millions of Americans are finding out this month that the price of their health insurance is going up next year — as it did this year, last year, and most of the years before that.
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4 openly queer candidates you should know about before Election Day
Here’s the lowdown on four attractive candidates who could change the face of Congress next year.
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New Jersey candidate hit with anti-Semitic flier shortly before Election Day
An anti-Semitic flier portraying a Democrat as the devil is the latest flashpoint in an already bitter contest with one of the most homophobic GOP congressmen.
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Indiana religious right groups go to court to overturn local human rights laws
They are suing to overturn the “fix” to the state’s controversial law that would have allowed businesses to discriminate against LGBT people.
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‘Mr. Robot’ star Rami Malek to play Freddie Mercury in Bryan Singer Queen film
Bryan Singer announced that he will direct “Bohemian Rhapsody,” with Rami Malek starring as Freddie Mercury, with a plan to start shooting early next year.
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Trump, Clinton race tightens, dashing hopes for Democrats winning House from GOP
House Democrats were optimistic about making huge gains in House seats, but now that the Trump, Clinton race tightens they are having to face a new reality.
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Commentary
Melania Trump living in ‘Alice in Wonderland’ upside down world on bullying
Melania Trump says she will take on bullying as First Lady, arguing our society has gotten too mean, yet husband Donald Trump is a notorious bully.
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Mike Pence slams ‘status quo’ Clinton, says Trump should pick Supreme Court
Donald Trump would push “commonsense conservative principles,” said Republican vice presidential candidate Mike Pence, who also threatened against allowing Hillary Clinton to pick Supreme Court justices.