A Republican candidate has ties to a hate group. This individual has been linked to the League of the South, which has been certified by certain organizations as promoting hatred. The candidate's past actions have been documented, including participation in a supremacist rally and posing with certain symbols.
Photographs show the candidate holding signs with specific messages. Further information about the candidate's history and views can be found through the source, including details about the organizations involved and the candidate's reported statements.
Michael Tomasky, editor-in-chief of the progressive political publication The New Republic, warned about the president's "noticeable… mental deterioration" in an August 4 article that notes, "In two more months, he may literally be drooling." Tomasky's article predicts a midterm ...
MAGA supporter and entrepreneur Jay Katari stepped down from the board of directors of EqualPride — the parent company of LGBTQ+ media outlets like The Advocate, Out, and them — and resigned as the company's strategic advisor for growth and innovation one day after reports of his...
The Very Rev. Micah Cronin has made history as the first known out transgender dean of any Episcopal cathedral — and, as a 30-year-old, he is also one of the youngest. A dean (given the honorific title "Very Reverend" in the Episcopal faith), is the senior priest and chief execut...
It came as a big surprise to a lot of Emmy Award viewers on Monday night when screens for the In Memoriam segment lit up with a picture of Bob Mackie, the behind-the-scenes fashion legend behind the 70s-era glamour looks for Cher, Carol Burnett, and countless other variety stars ...
(UPDATE: Since this story was posted, EqualPride announced that Jay Katari has resigned from the board as of Tuesday afternoon. “I have decided to step down from the Board of Directors of equalpride,” Katari said in a statement shared by EqualPride CEO Mark Berryhill. “My intenti...
Jay Katari has resigned from the board of equalpride, which owns The Advocate, Out, and Them.The news comes one day after queer and transgender editors and other editorial staff at the country’s leading LGBTQ+ newsroom demanded answers about Katari's expanded role in the company ...
The Denver City Council is considering an ordinance to limit the collection and sharing of information on sexual orientation and gender identity by city agencies as a way to protect LGBTQ+ people from state and federal probes. The ordinance, according to The Denver Gazette, would...
Entertainment has been bittersweet for queer people. We've lost Dolly Parton, Bob Mackie, and Tim Curry. We've seen a 41 percent drop in queer characters on television due to TV cancellations. So you likely weren't expecting the Emmys to be a particularly queer affair. And yet, t...
A queer bookstore in Govanhill in Glasgow, Scotland, was vandalized. Vandals smashed its window, which had a message that read, “Trans liberation now.” Seeking community support to repair the window and install security shutters, the owners of the store, which is named Category I...
On September 14, the U.S. Supreme Court struck down proposed changes by the Trump administration to limit mail-in ballot voting. This decision comes just a month and a half before the midterm elections in November. President Donald Trump issued an executive order on March 31 aime...
Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) called Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) and New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani (D) "despicable" for "laughing" during a 9/11 remembrance ceremony, but video doesn't back his claim. "In an unforgettable clip that we've all seen, I don't think you ca...
Chris Gallant, the out Democratic candidate for New York’s First Congressional District, says he’s “not embarrassed or ashamed” of a series of racy photos that recently resurfaced in media reports. Over the weekend, right-wing outlet the New York Post reported that more than a de...
