Skylar Baker-Jordan

Since 1970, the LGBTQ community has marked June as Pride Month, in part to commemorate the anniversary of the Stonewall Uprising, a watershed moment in LGBTQ history when patrons of The Stonewall Inn fought back against a police raid.

Elections without freedom are nothing more than rigged, coercive referenda.

A boost into adulthood is the least we can do given that we’ve asked our children to sacrifice one of the best years of their lives. They largely came through for us. Now it’s time we return the favor.

“Senator Johnson said that he knew and accepted the fact that Joe Biden had won,” Mark Becker, a former Wisconsin Republican official, said.

In a message shared to an internal discussion board, a departing engineer detailed his concerns with a variety of decisions made by the company’s leadership in recent months.

Ending his boycott of MSNBC, Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang told Chris Hayes that he would “never do anything to increase the chances of Donald Trump becoming president again or staying president.”

A fifth consecutive win against South Africa would guarantee Wales a first ever appearance in the Rugby World Cup final, while the Springboks look for a first final since 2007.

“I admit it. I will stare at a wall, I will lay on the ground and just like center.”

Red flag laws allow for courts to intervene when a gun owner is suspected by a friend or family member of being at risk of misusing their firearm.

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Former presidential candidate Mitt Romney is seeking a route back into politics as a senator from Utah.

Republicans elected a president. Then their problems began.

A tweet by a University of Pennsylvania teaching assistant sparked an online clash that included conservative news outlets faced off against academics.

Each EU country could also deploy a 5G mobile network by 2020.

The former Israeli president and Nobel Peace Prize winner believes science and technological innovation could transform the region.

He is currently suing Norway, granting him valuable media attention.