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On a comfortably mild and breezy Monday night in early fall, within steps of Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C., Penguin Random House transformed a rooftop overlooking the nation’s capital into a rally for the freedom to read.

A former library director in Wyoming has won $700,000 in a settlement after she was fired for refusing to remove books containing content about sexual health and LGBTQ+ identities.

The call came two days before the new Netflix series Boots started production. Miles Heizer had landed the lead role of Cameron Cope, a closeted gay teen who in 1990 impulsively joins the Marines and heads to boot camp. The actor had two days to get to New Orleans for the production. As number 1 …

President Donald Trump, who insists he’s not a dictator, boasted Wednesday that his administration had “taken freedom of speech away,” while defending his executive order directing federal prosecutors to target people who burn or desecrate the American flag.

When Alderperson Jessie Fuentes arrived at Humboldt Park Health on Chicago’s West Side last Friday, she expected to de-escalate a tense situation. Instead, she found herself in handcuffs, detained by armed federal agents she identified as Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers.

It was bound to happen sooner or later. In a year that’s already blurred the line between reality TV and turning the U.S. into a dictatorship, it’s hardly a stretch to imagine Donald Trump debuting his own late-night show, given his obsession with the genre,

Entre vandalisme, enfarinage et récupération politique, les bancs aux couleurs LGBTIQ+ lausannois révèlent un climat de tension où la visibilité queer devient un champ de bataille symbolique. L’article Au milieu de la polarisation, des bancs LGBTIQ+ lausannois est apparu en premier sur 360°.

President Donald Trump announced Wednesday evening that Israel and Hamas have “both signed off” on the first phase of a peace deal that will see all remaining Israeli hostages released as soon as this weekend.

In a rare departure from his party’s dominant rhetoric, New York Republican Rep. Mike Lawler publicly affirmed that the LGBTQ+ community and transgender people are “not an enemy or a threat” in a statement posted to Facebook last week. The statement drew cautious optimism from local advocates, who praised the sentiment behind it, but warned …

In a rare departure from his party’s dominant rhetoric, New York Republican Rep. Mike Lawler publicly affirmed that the LGBTQ+ community and transgender people are “not an enemy or a threat” in a statement posted to Facebook last week. The statement drew cautious optimism from local advocates, who praised the sentiment behind it, but warned …