Brooke Sopelsa

From lesbian vampire tales to second-chance rom-coms, these are the top titles shared by booksellers and bibliophiles across the country for the hot days ahead.

The Baptist institution in Waco, Texas, had announced the sizable grant less than two weeks ago.

None of the 82 bills proposed Monday, the first filing day of the forthcoming special session, were actually flood-related, according to KXAN-TV, NBC’s Austin affiliate.

The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline's LGBTQ youth service, which has provided queer youths with specialized services since 2022, was officially terminated Thursday.

The Desperado LGBTQ+ Film Festival, which debuted in 2009, is hosted by a student club at Paradise Valley Community College, which receives federal funds.

The multicity “American Dreams Tour” will focus on telling the stories of queer people in the hopes of changing hearts and minds during a precarious time for LGBTQ rights.

Dutch darts thrower Noa-Lynn van Leuven said the new guidelines, which ban transgender women from female competitions, are "a loss for the trans community in sports."

Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer called the removal a “cruel political act.”

In the 2024-25 school year, book bans affected more than 3,700 unique titles in 87 school districts across 23 states, according to PEN America.

The New York Historical’s “Gay Harlem Renaissance” exhibition highlights the contributions of LGBTQ writers, artists and performers to one of history’s most important cultural eras.