Georgia

Marjorie Taylor Greene was defending Elon Musk when she said that Republicans, unlike Democrats, don’t turn kids gay.

Anti-gay bullying at the school has been a problem for years.

The legislation was “shoved through in the closing minutes of the session without a full explanation” and was “so rushed that some lawmakers may not have known what they were doing.”

The bills would make it harder – or even ban – presenting books in class that talk about LGBTQ people.

The balloons were sent to support an LGBTQ student who the principal has been accused of discriminating against.

“What message does this give my daughter about her family?” said an LGBTQ parent of a student in the class.

The Fox reporter admonished Joe Biden for not being nice enough to senators who “don’t agree with voting rights.” Jen Psaki wasn’t having it.

Kyle Rittenhouse was acquitted while Gregory McMichael, Travis McMichael, and William Bryan Jr. were found guilty, but the trials are merely opposite sides of the same coin.

While the platform has been banned on Twitter and restricted on Google, it not only remains on Facebook – it’s growing, too.

They will become the first queer Muslim elected official in the state of Georgia’s history, and the second Iranian-American serving in Atlanta.