Lawsuit

The display featured two rainbow images that were actually about disabilities.

She denied marriage licenses to gay couples in 2015 because she was acting “under God’s authority.”

He wanted to shut down the queens, but his little plan backfired.

U.S. District Judge Wendy Berger ruled that most of the plaintiffs lacked standing and accused them of “legal posturing.”

She questioned the district’s trans-inclusive bathroom policy. Her colleagues called her post “divisive and threatening.”

Plus we’ve got a deleted scene from Amazon’s “Red, White, and Royal Blue.”

It’s illegal for employers to discriminate against LGBTQ+ employees, unless….

“It’s too hard to go through life being called a name that doesn’t match who I am,” Jordan Hilliard said.

Her supervisors allegedly put porn in her locker, called her “stupid” and “butch,” and asked about her sex life.

When she used the boys’ bathroom, a student allegedly threatened to rape her.

Andy Ngô claimed that activists encouraged others to attack him… which they said he does online.

Similar bans have been struck down in Florida and Tennessee.

He allegedly touched one’s butt in an elementary school and drunkenly groped another.

The judge called the law “vague and overbroad,” saying it could apply to burlesque shows or a skit at a family BBQ.

“In New Jersey, we will not tolerate any action by schools that threatens the health and safety of our young people,” the attorney general said.

The college was trying to overturn a rule that said schools can’t discriminate against transgender students.

Surprisingly, the lawsuit focuses less on the ban and more on how the legislature passed it into law.

The district is accused of pulling books from shelves that were flagged by a Moms for Liberty activist.

It’s just DeSantis’s latest attack on Disney since he was humiliated by the corporation.

The ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’ alum says a previous investigation already determined that the allegations are “without merit.”