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Has dining in D.C. returned? The city has seen a wildly dynamic year, punctured by several high-profile restaurant closings, but

ANDERSONVILLE — The Chicago Therapy Collective is ramping up efforts to get more businesses to hire transgender people, with a

By Sam Reisman (January 2, 2023, 12:03 PM EST) — The First Circuit ruled in 2022 that the constitutional doctrine

Even celebrity parents aren’t safe from TikTok trends, like the one that has people tricking their parents into thinking that

Public comments delivered during HCRHS Board of Education meeting on Monday, Dec. 19 provided a glimpse into the wide range

Mandy Ginsberg and Shar Dubey were Match Group CEOs—and best friends | Fortune You need to enable JavaScript to view

Last year we completed our first full year as WEHOville. We survived. They say the first year is the hardest

Author: Liam Gammon, ANU The calendar will tell you that Indonesia’s presidential election is due in February 2024 — but

About Behind Every Gay Person Is a Gayer, More Evil Gay Person is a tweet by Anania Williams that went

Former Liberal party candidate Katherine Deves has commented on Courney Act’s New Year’s Eve concert appearance on the ABC asking,

His words echoed MOE’s position, which was stated earlier in the year. MOE’s website says its sexuality education curriculum covers

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It’s been a rough year and a rough week for Disney’s stock, even as Avatar: The Way of Water continues

By Caitlynn McDaniel Posted on December 30, 2022 “Any shift I’ve felt has been embracing our creative ideas,” Lacey Chabert

Big Read As prime-time success met far-right protests, drag queens became the target of a new wave of anti-LGBTQ activism

In a year that felt at times completely chaotic and at others eerily familiar, one thing is for certain: 2022

With 2022 almost in the history books, there’s a danger it will be known as a disappointing period for cinema.

The race drew outsized attention as both major candidates self-identified as gay, and Santos was the first non-incumbent Republican who

The Washington Examiner looked at how underground comics are pushing back against wokeness, and how, at the same time, they’re no

The development of decentralized digital assets, or cryptocurrencies, has taken the financial market by storm and opened new ways to

The way cryptocurrency trading is changing how people use money and view the financial market has evolved a lot over

How did U.S. exercise trends go from reinforcing white supremacy to celebrating Richard Simmons? That evolution is explored in a

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John Locher / AP He’s the low-rent con artist everyone’s talking about, and for Republicans, he’s the one we deserve.

This TikTok trend is catching everyone’s eye on their For You pages, and notably, rapper Yung Gravy is among those

THE YEAR IN NEWS 2022 has been…a lot. We had everything from midterms and the war in Ukraine to West Elm Caleb and “Wednesday.” Now, before

Over the past many, many traders in the world have lost funds to some giant companies, especially tech stocks. The

Minnesota students reported healthier behaviors around commercial tobacco, alcohol, drugs, and sexual activity in 2022, while at the same time

Dublin has produced some of the biggest movie, music and sports stars over the years. While many of them now

A positive change in attitudes concerning sexuality occurred in the opening years of the 21st century. In the year 2000,

I was chatting with a friend the other day about the Christmas presents she got for her dog, Dot, and

A snowman and Santa now add holiday flair to teaching children about gay love and exploring alternative gender identities. In