ISIS

Survivors wanted Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube held accountable for “aiding and abetting” Pulse shooter Omar Mateen, who swore allegiance to the terrorist group ISIS before his death.

Fox News reporter Peter Doocy should’ve brushed up on his U.S. counter-terrorism policy before being schooled by Psaki.

Militants “look at gestures. The way we sit and move our hands, body language. They target gay and trans people.”

They tried to get their gay brother to carry a bomb on a plane. But their plan didn’t work and they were just convicted.

He’s one of the few conservative Christian leaders of late to break away and criticize Trump.

Two years after a joint force took the Iraqi city from ISIS, the infamous building they used for executions is being torn down.

He also once worked for a Chippendales knock-off touring company of male strippers.

The death threats from a self-identified terrorist group came from the same Russian group that hacked Hillary Clinton’s emails.

“What right does anyone have to refuse to bake a cake for an ISIS wedding?”

He was out the door in less than ten minutes after bribing his captors.

Abu Omer, also known as “White Beard,” was captured in the Iraqi town of Mosul.

“I live close to San Francisco. That’s like the gay capital of the world. I’m going to handle them right.”

The Queer Insurrection and Liberation Army is a subgroup of The International Revolutionary People’s Guerrilla Forces.

His words speak for themselves.

Terrorists responded with threats to behead him almost a year ago, but he says he won’t stop.

Two suburban men who posed for photos holding an Islamic State group flag at a Lake Michigan beach park, have been arrested on federal terrorism charges.

While some argue that LGBTQ people should celebrate Trump’s immigration ban from countries with horribly homophobic governments, stop and take a second look.

Police, he said, were victims, too, because they had to “get tested for AIDS-related conditions” due to all the blood from gay victims.

The pastor who called for the execution of gays is condemning the children’s magazine for including a story about two dads.

The results of this case could result in a major shakeup of how social media companies run their platforms.