Indiana

Music teacher John Kluge sued the school he used to work for, claiming that as a Christian he couldn’t be required to call trans students by their names. The judge was not impressed with his argument.

The school board president compared the Pride flag to white supremacist symbols.

“South Bend is always going to be home to me. But as a practical matter, we realized that it was time for the house to change hands,” he says. “We’re finding that a dollar doesn’t go quite as far as it does back home.”

From school sports to putting doctors in prison for treating trans patients, lawmakers in these states want to make people’s lives harder.

After the angry mob at the MAGA riots tried to kill him, he’s getting death threats.

Only one state in the Midwest has the “therapy” outlawed currently. Indiana seeks to become the second.

Indiana tried to make it harder for lesbian couples to be recognized as parents. The Supreme Court said no.

The United States Supreme Court is taking unusual steps that could start the unraveling of marriage equality.

“Sara deserved to walk home safely and to be home with her family that night.”

Mayor Pete said that he doesn’t envy Mike Pence, a “professed Christian” who he once called the “cheerleader of the porn star presidency.”