Category: News

Sep 17
Twice-Divorced Reform UK leader Nigel Farage Claims ‘Most Stable Relationships’ Are Heterosexual

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage, who has been married and separated twice, is facing strong criticism after claiming that “the most stable relationships” are between a man and a woman. Speaking at a press conference to welcome former Conservative MP Danny Kruger to Reform UK, Farage was questioned about Kruger’s past remarks on same-sex couples. […]

Sep 16
USA: Tensions Mount in Congress as Anti-Trans Military Amendments Advance

Amid confusion and distress following false reports of Charlie Kirk’s assassination on Wednesday, Democrats clashed with Republicans over a suite of anti-LGBTQ+ provisions included in the 2026 National Defence Reauthorization Act (NDAA). Despite their vocal objections, Democrats failed to stop six last-minute amendments aimed at restricting the rights of transgender individuals in the U.S. military, […]

Sep 15
From Republican to Democrat: Oregon Lawmaker Quits Over Gay Son and Party Extremism

In a striking move that underscores both political and personal conviction, Oregon State Representative Cyrus Javadi has announced he is leaving the Republican Party to join the Democrats. Javadi, who represents the state’s 32nd District, detailed his decision in a candid Substack essay, citing rising extremism in the GOP, personal safety concerns, and the party’s […]

Sep 15
U.S State Of Iowa to Pay $85,000 After Expelling LGBTQ+ Students from Capitol

The state of Iowa will pay $85,000 to settle a lawsuit brought by LGBTQ+ students and advocates who were expelled from the Iowa Capitol in 2020 after transgender students were told they could not use bathrooms matching their gender identity. The payout comes just six months after Iowa became the first state in the U.S. […]

Sep 14
Tasmania Expands Hate Crime Laws to Protect LGBTQIA+ and Vulnerable Communities

The Tasmanian Government has passed nation-leading legislation to expand hate crime provisions, allowing judges to impose tougher penalties for offences motivated by prejudice or hate. The new laws, unanimously passed in the Lower House on Thursday, follow recommendations made by the Sentencing Advisory Council last year. Until now, Tasmania was the only state or territory […]

Sep 13
Bullet Engravings Debunked as Memes in Charlie Kirk Shooting

Authorities have arrested 22-year-old Tyler James Robinson, of Washington County, Utah, in connection with the fatal shooting of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk at a university event earlier this week. Governor Spencer Cox confirmed the arrest during a press conference on 12 September, stating: “We got him.” Robinson was identified after the FBI released surveillance photos […]

Sep 12
85% of 2024 Elections Featured Anti-LGBTQ+ Campaign Rhetoric

A new report has found that in 2024 — a year dubbed the “super election year” — candidates in 85% of elections worldwide used anti-LGBTQ+ talking points to appeal to voters. According to Outright International, more than 1.5 billion votes were cast in at least 89 countries, with 51 out of 61 jurisdictions studied featuring […]

Sep 11
In the Navy: Data Shows Strong LGBTQ+ Presence Across U.S. Armed Forces

The jokes have always been there—and according to new data, they might just be rooted in truth: the Navy is indeed brimming with gay and bisexual men. A queer statistician recently shared a chart on X using figures from a 2015 U.S. Department of Defence survey that estimated the proportion of gay and bi men […]