Advocate NL 7/23/26
Hello folks, Audience Editor Edgar Ramirez back in your inbox this Thursday, with another scoop from The Advocate‘s Christopher Wiggins.
The 21 highest-paid WNBA players — and what they were making five years ago
This story originally appeared on Them. At long last, WNBA players are making bank.
Right-wingers mock trans student tased by UCF police after demanding not to be misgendered
An altercation between juveniles and a transgender student at the University of Central Florida last year ended with the student being tased and pepper-sprayed. Campus police ultimately arrested the student, whose legal surname is Vick but whose preferred name is not publicly known, on charges of resisting arrest.
Sam Quealy, pop star trop much dans les airs de Paléo
À Paléo, Sam Quealy n’a pas seulement donné un concert: elle a aussi chanté London Town suspendue à un ballon géant. Quelques minutes plus tard, encore portée par l’adrénaline, la techno pop princess nous parlait de scène, d’excès, de club et de liberté. L’article Sam Quealy, pop star trop much dans les airs de Paléo …
Trump ends care network for LGBTQ+ veterans, internal email shows. Providers condemn ‘cruel erasure’
The Department of Veterans Affairs has begun dismantling the national infrastructure supporting its LGBTQ+ Veteran Care Coordinator program, ending specialized meetings and communications, archiving online resources, and converting employees into general care coordinators, according to an internal email obtained by The Advocate.
Judge rejects Trump administration bid to dismiss transgender Air Force troops’ retirement lawsuit
A federal judge in Washington, D.C., has rejected the Trump administration’s attempt to knock most of the transgender service members out of a lawsuit over military retirements that the Air Force approved and then abruptly revoked.
Advocate NL 7/22/26
Hello folks! Audience Editor Edgar Ramirez, back in your inbox on this Wednesday with a scoop from The Advocate’s Christopher Wiggins.
Ohio teachers train colleagues to navigate anti-LGBTQ+ classroom laws
This story originally appeared on The Buckeye Flame. During a time when Ohio’s Republican majority is seeking to reshape the state’s public education system, Youngstown-area middle school teacher Erica Putro was surprised to find her colleagues knew little about anti-LGBTQ+ legislation that would completely change how they interact with queer students.
Breaking news 7/22/26
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Judge in trans military ban case demands Pentagon explain Hegseth’s testosterone double standard
A federal judge has ordered the Pentagon to explain why testosterone treatment is being promoted as a readiness-enhancing benefit for some service members while the same hormone care is being used to justify removing transgender troops from the military.

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