Nevertheless, Queering the District Podcast launched its first season (with season two episodes premiering in October 2026), and Rainbow History Project (which could do much more with additional ...

Now, the seemingly repentant studio – under the auspices of its newly branded Warner Clockwork label – has finally come ...

Alexa Sciuto, a Spanish teacher in Baltimore City Public Schools, LGBTQ advocate, and stand-up comic, filed her lawsuit in ...

The city of Rehoboth Beach, Del., has invited the public to participate in a two-day series of meetings and workshop sessions scheduled for Nov. 12-13 to help develop a new Downtown Master Plan.

Virginia’s Medicaid and Children’s Health Insurance Program on Oct. 13 stopped covering gender-affirming care for transgender minors in response to a Trump-Vance administration directive. The Centers ...

The Washington Blade on Monday spoke with Gui Molhallem, the executive director of VoteLGBT (Institute for Full Citizenship), ...

Countless films have chronicled her life and death, repeating the same heartbreaking beats while recycling the usual messages — but “Trust Me, I’m a Doctor,” tries something different. Directed by ...

A newly released report based on a survey of 175 LGBTQ community centers located throughout the U.S. has found that 76 percent of the centers have experienced anti-LGBTQ threats or harassment either ...

Days after President Donald Trump called Annie Andrews, the cisgender Democratic nominee for South Carolina’s U.S. Senate ...

Last week, footage from another investigation, at Minnesota foie gras producer Au Bon Canard, showed ducks with thick metal ...

What we need is a separation of state and sex. The state has no business in the private lives of consenting adults. Its job is to protect ...

Two Democratic congressional aides familiar with the EEOC’s work and workplace protections, who spoke to the Blade on the condition that they remain anonymous, said the agreement could restrict the ...