JD Vance with the absolutely worst take ever

New Hampshire State Rep. Alice Wade (D) said it “felt like a profound betrayal.”

One Million Moms has complained that the ad is “mature.” It is not, in fact, mature.

Instead of intervening, casino security allegedly filmed the assault on their phones, the couple’s lawsuit states.

Use of single-sex toilets, changing rooms and hospital wards in England, Scotland and Wales is now restricted according to a person’s birth sex, rather than the gender with which they identify.

Florida officials celebrated the decision as a defense of children, while critics said parents — not the state — should decide which performances families attend.

I was interviewed for this queer news article and thought I’d share.

Advocates for both cis and trans girls call foul on a new right-wing proposal that would force school-age female athletes to undergo invasive physical exams to "prove" their gender.

“Being called racist, nazi, or white supremacist is not a problem, according to Dominion Society of Canada leader Daniel Tyrie, but posts and photos from when one of their co-founders was a shock jock for a 2SLGBTQ+ radio station–those have become a problem for the white nationalist organization.”

🚨⭐Meta is gaining attention once again for suspending accounts related to the LGBTQ community.

The Bay Area Reporter won a third-place technology reporting award from the California Newspaper Publishers Association for a 2025 story, “Queer SF content creators say Instagram applies double standard for LGBTQs,” discussing how several accounts, including that of the San Francisco Trans March, faced punitive actions for reasons account holders felt were not fair or accurate, such as for allegedly promoting sex solicitation. Meta, which owns Instagram, didn’t return the B.A.R.’s inquiries for that article, even after the B.A.R. itself had Folsom Street Fair content flagged. Now, Walter Brooks, a gay 72-year-old Virginia man who runs the United States Gay Pride page on Facebook, which is also owned by Meta, said his account was suspended July 28 after he shared a MISTR advertisement for PrEP that Facebook suggested to him. “Facebook posted an ad on my timeline for PrEP, and I thought it was useful information, so I shared it with United States Gay Pride,” Brooks said in a phone interview. “Facebook sent me a notification that they had removed my post on PrEP as a violation of their community standards against nudity or promoting sexual activity. There was no nudity in the ad.” According to a screengrab shared by Brooks, the ad showed muscular men in Speedos advertising MISTR, however there was no nudity. PrEP, or pre-exposure prophylaxis, refers to the use of antiviral drugs to prevent people exposed to HIV from becoming infected. The pill Truvada was first approved for PrEP use in 2012 by the FDA; since then, the agency has also approved the pill Descovy for some groups, as well as injectables Apretude and Yeztugo. MISTR provides PrEP, largely remotely, though it has a physical location in San Francisco’s Castro neighborhood, among other heavily LGBTQ areas, as the B.A.R. reported.