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After #FreeBritney, California to Limit Conservatorships
California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Friday signed a bill limiting conservatorships that grant legal guardianship over individuals, a move that comes after Britney Spears' conservatorship case garnered national attention.
New Law Aims to Make California Haven for Transgender Youth
A new law aims to stop other states from punishing children who come to California for transgender surgeries and other gender-affirming care.
'Juanita: 30 Years of MORE!' @ SF Arts Commission Gallery
The September 30 opening reception for 'Juanita: 30 Years of MORE!' at the San Francisco Arts Commission Main Gallery was a who's who of local nightlife and arts notables.
Gay Man Skips Sister's Wedding for Gay Club... Find Out Why
A gay man skipped his sister's wedding for a gay club, and the internet is showing their support. The man reportedly had a close relationship with his sister until she decided to marry a homophobe.
Adult Gay Performer Lawrence Morningstar Passes Away
Adult gay performer Lawrence Morningstar has died, it was reported on Thursday.
NYC Officials 'Closely Monitoring' Allegations Against Gay Nightlife Gatekeeper Michael J. Cohen
NBC News reported last month that nine men had accused gay nightlife producer Michael J. Cohen of a range of unwanted sexual advances.
Vaccine Appears to Protect Against Monkeypox, CDC Says
At-risk people who received a single dose of the monkeypox vaccine in U.S. efforts against the virus appeared to be significantly less likely to get sick, public health officials announced Wednesday, even as they urged a second dose for full protection.
Log Cabin Republicans Endorse Sarah Palin in Alaska House Race
To no one's surprise, the Log Cabin Republicans have endorsed Sarah Palin in the race for Alaska's sole House seat.
Chemsex: The Underreported Gay Epidemic?
Consuming drugs, including legal ones like alcohol, is usual for many people, whether gay or straight. But the emergence of a PnP (chemsex) underground scene is ruining the lives of gay men across the world, who are being caught in a culture of unsafe sex
Supreme Court Poised to Keep Marching to Right in New Term
With public confidence diminished and justices sparring openly over the institution's legitimacy, the Supreme Court on Monday will begin a new term that could push American law to the right.
Some Officials Now Say Monkeypox Elimination Unlikely in US
Some U.S. health officials are conceding that monkeypox is probably not going away anytime soon.
Arizona Judge Won't Suspend Ruling That Halted All Abortions
An Arizona judge on Friday declined to put her order that allowed enforcement of a pre-statehood law making it a crime to provide an abortion on hold.
Pakistan Launches Anti-Harassment Hotline for Trans People
Pakistan on Friday launched a hotline for transgender people in an effort to protect them from discrimination and harassment, a senior government official said.
What Are Live Casino Games?
Live casino games are online casino games with a live dealer. Games with live dealers are classic table games, such as roulette, poker, or blackjack, accompanied by the croupier.
Louisiana Man Pleads Guilty in Grindr Murder, Dismemberment Plot
A 21-year-old Louisiana man pleaded guilty to charges stemming from a brutal stabbing attack against an 18-year-old victim he lured using Grindr. Prosecutors said he intended to dismember the victim.
Report: Women Gained Fewer U.S. Company Board Seats in 2022
U.S. companies have added women to their boards of director at a slower pace this year compared with last year as the pandemic and a difficult economy shift priorities.
Ex-eBay Execs Get Prison Time for Bizarre Harassment Scheme
A former eBay Inc. executive was sentenced on Thursday to almost five years in prison for leading a scheme to terrorize the creators of an online newsletter.
Oregon to Cover Health-related Climate Expenses
Oregon is set to become the first state in the nation to cover climate change expenses for certain low-income patients under its Medicaid program.
ALS Drug Wins FDA Approval Despite Questionable Data
A drug for Lou Gehrig's disease won U.S. approval Thursday, a long-sought victory for patients that is likely to renew questions about the scientific rigor behind government reviews of experimental medicines.
Study Finds that Climate Change Added 10% to Ian's Rainfall
Climate change added at least 10% more rain to Hurricane Ian, a study prepared immediately after the storm shows.