Commentary

No matter the outcome, this year’s campaign cycle is a very bad sign for what 2024 will look like.

Posting a link to a dubious site, Musk said there was a “tiny possibility” that Nancy Pelosi’s husband was drunk and having sex with his attacker.

It’s not just same-sex marriages Republicans want to ban. Now they don’t like asexual marriages either.

A recent mass shooting in Slovakia is only the latest attack on gay bars and nightclubs.

We’re at our most powerful when we focus ourselves together in opposition to the norm.

Though he talks about Jews, Trump rarely talks to us. He directs his comments to conservative Christian Evangelicals.

The gay billionaire is seeking a third citizenship, raising questions about just how committed he is to the country he’s investing millions to change so radically.

Evangelicals are willing to overlook what they call murder just to win a Senate seat.

For the most part, coming out has been on my terms, but I do know what it’s like to have the decision made for me.

Momentum favored Republicans, then after the Supreme Court’s abortion ruling, it favored Democrats. Now Republicans seem to be gaining again.

The GOP has concluded that the anti-Semitism in its midst is just part and parcel of winning votes in a Trumpist political environment.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is likely to face Congressional hearings by a Republican majority as payback for being in sufficiently loyal despite its largesse.

Emma Lazarus’s “New Colossus” lifts a lamp for immigrants. Thomas Bailey Aldrich’s “Unguarded Gates” beseeches a “white Goddess” for salvation.

LGBTQ people, women, Kurds, Afghans, and all the people who have been persecuted by the regime have now found solidarity under the slogan, “Woman, Life, Freedom.”

More than 60 percent of Republicans would declare the U.S. a Christian nation, another sign that the GOP is drifting further toward an embrace of theocracy.

Sinema has achieved political harmonic convergence by uniting every group against her. Not even Donald Trump can say that.

Given the hand that they’ve been dealt, Democrats don’t have much choice but to hope that the gamble they’re making now will pay off after the midterm election.

This is a fearlessly camp and fearlessly queer movie.

Any claim of a supposed ‘separation of Church and state’ is nothing more than a fraudulent platitude in the service of Christian nationalism.

The gay billionaire praised the man who gave us “Don’t Say Gay,” attacked Disney, and has a press secretary who calls LGBTQ people “groomers.”