Category: Politics

The Supreme Court recently made a ruling that blows open the door for states and localities to create discriminatory voting maps. Here’s what you need

A bombshell New York Times article, entitled “Inside the White House Freakout Over the Epstein Files,” repeatedly states that President Tweety McTreason and his closest

Dayna Kathan, a fan-favorite personality from the reality TV series Vanderpump Rules, came out as a “late in life lesbian” in a June 7 Instagram

LGBTQ Nation will be sharing your pictures of Pride throughout May and June. Submit your own if you want to be included! In June 1978, freelance

Advocacy groups are criticizing a new Tennessee law, House Bill 1665, signed in April by Gov. Bill Lee (R), which prohibits doctors from asking minor

The Cleveland Clinic of Ohio will direct $2 million to provide no-cost detransition healthcare services for the minuscule number of trans people who detransition, the

A McCarthy-era effort to report LGBTQ people to the government, classify queerness as a mental disorder, and overall push queer people from public life is

Tweety McTreason was booed repeatedly while attending the Knicks game in his hometown of New York City last night, yet he told the press that

Mormon anti-LGBTQ+ Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) raged on social media after Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth listed the Latter-day Saints as a religious sect separate

Disgraced former Rep. Aaron Schock (R-IL) mounted a political comeback of sorts, Politico reported in a June 8 article, claiming that Venezuela’s vice president had

ACLU and partners urged members of Congress during Community Safety Week to pass legislation that allows people to sue federal law enforcement when they violate

A grand jury in New York ruled that a judge who refused to marry a same-sex couple in 2024 should be removed from office, ripping

Billionaire Elon Musk’s estranged trans daughter, Vivian Wilson, made headlines this week for her abrupt exit from an interview after the reporter told her that

A new study out of Northwestern University in Chicago asserts that gay candidates are receiving more support than ever from voters, shedding the “electoral penalty”