Education
Minnesota teacher steps away from Teacher of the Year finalist list after pageant photos emerge
A sixth-grade teacher in the Atwater Cosmos Grove City district left a Teacher of the Year competition and later the…
Republican amendment to block trans teachers in Kentucky fails after procedural setback
A Republican amendment tied to HB 759 that sought to block people diagnosed under an older edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders from teaching stalled after senators removed it from the consent calendar and flagged a rule violation
How Idaho’s recent laws and a sit‑in shaped a fierce resistance
In Idaho, new laws targeting transgender people prompted protests, a sit‑in at the governor’s office, and arrests that intensified local and national advocacy
Ashlee Simpson crowned Galaxy Girl on The Masked Singer season 14
Ashlee Simpson emerged as Galaxy Girl to take the season 14 trophy on The Masked Singer, blending surprise, rediscovery and plans to perform at major festivals
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Pam Bondi ousted from Justice Department after Epstein files dispute
Pam Bondi’s dismissal sparked online reaction after reports linked her exit to disputes over the Jeffrey Epstein files and investigative priorities
April streaming guide: lesbian, bisexual, and queer TV premieres to check out
A curated rundown of April premieres and season returns that matter for viewers seeking lesbian, bisexual, nonbinary, and queer representation
Anania’s digital routine: apps, tabs, and viral moments
A playful, candid portrait of Anania’s internet life and the creative impulses that shape her work
Why Pam Bondi’s departure matters for the Department of Justice and politics
Former Attorney General Pam Bondi was dismissed after a turbulent tenure marked by contentious management of the Epstein files and a sustained campaign against transgender policies, raising questions about accountability and congressional oversight.
Misua of Drag Race Philippines dies at 27, production paused
Misua, stage name of Jason Elvie Ty, died in her sleep on April 2; production on season four of Drag Race Philippines is paused while the community mourns
Buttigieg highlights ethics questions about Transportation Secretary after Atlantic exposé
Pete Buttigieg used social media to highlight an Atlantic investigation into Sean Duffy, underscoring ethics concerns as the administration faces significant Cabinet turnover
How Joel Kim Booster balances fasting, fitness and non-monogamy
Joel Kim Booster discusses his fasted workouts, snack habits, marriage to John Michael Sudsina and the unique pressures of gay male body standards
Ioc introduces genetic screening for women’s sport: what it means for trans athletes
The IOC’s new rule mandates one‑time SRY gene screening for competitors in the women’s category, provoking legal challenges and a broader conversation about trans inclusion and medical ethics
Queer culture confessions: why we keep straight guilty pleasures
Editors and writers from a queer outlet reveal the mainstream films, series, books, and formats they privately adore despite being steeped in queer culture
How gender exploratory therapy is reshaping transgender healthcare debates
Explore how a clinical-sounding term has become a flashpoint in debates about transgender healthcare and therapeutic practice
Reconciling faith and sexuality: hope and honesty for gay men
A candid response that reframes scripture, community, and self-worth for men wrestling with faith and desire
How two linked murders exposed the danger of the trans panic defense
A focused look at two 1986 killings in Syracuse, the trials that followed, and the legal and cultural debates they helped spark
How outdated exposure laws force people with hiv onto sex offender registries
Survivors of AIDS-era statutes are pushing back against laws that mandate registration despite medical advances and unequal enforcement
Teaching a son about men’s sports while celebrating women’s athletics
How one lesbian family balances a childhood steeped in women’s sports with gentle lessons about men’s athletics and fairness
Idaho’s HB 752 criminalizes transgender bathroom access statewide
Idaho’s legislature approved a law that penalizes transgender people for using restrooms matching their gender, sparking outcry from rights groups
Claims of alien-human breeding sites prompt fresh questions about UAP disclosure
A former congressman describes a military briefing about alleged alien-human hybrids, linking it to wider UAP investigations and past ethics controversies.
Top queer series and films to stream in April
Find essential queer premieres, returning seasons, and recommended films across streaming services this April.
Kristi Noem controversy: online reaction to husband’s alleged cross-dressing and policy record
news that Bryon Noem allegedly led a private life at odds with Kristi Noem’s public positions has prompted social media backlash and renewed discussion about LGBTQ policy
Don Lemon says he could lead better than Donald Trump and discusses double standards
Don Lemon addresses controversy, asserts uneven standards for women and minorities, and explains why an independent campaign would be difficult
HIV criminalization and the ongoing burden of sex offender registries
A close look at personal stories, legal data and public health evidence that show why HIV disclosure laws remain harmful and out of step with science
How a lighthearted quiz drove sustained online discussion and reflection
How a small quiz about identity became a lively conversation starter for readers, sparking humor, reflection, and occasional spam
Rutherford County fires director over relocation of children’s LGBTQ books
A library director’s refusal to relocate children’s books led to an 8-3 firing vote, sparking litigation threats and broader debate about book bans and free expression