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The mother of Stephen Smith, whose unsolved death six years ago on a South Carolina rural roadside was reopened somehow

For those new to the area, those not wanting to brave Gay St. traffic or those simply looking for something

This week read about transgender South Africans having trouble getting gender-affirming care, and Canada declaring a human rights violation by

Gay Nagle Myers Who are digital nomads? Are their numbers increasing? What’s the future of this market for the Caribbean?

Jeremiah Salley, one of three local high school students selected to the Georgia Student Advisory Council, described the honor as

News The Greater Palm Springs Pride Parade will return in person this November, Greater Palm Springs Pride announced today. The

The Pride Parade usually lasts two hours and is a free event. PALM SPRINGS —The colorful Palm Springs Pride Parade

RALEIGH, N.C. — North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson is facing calls to resign from elected officials and LGBTQ advocacy

Jon Gruden is out as coach of the Las Vegas Raiders after emails he sent before being hired in 2018

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson is facing calls to resign from elected officials and LGBTQ

According to a scathing new report that analyzed Twitter complaints, a lot can go wrong when you’re staying at an

Southwest Airlines canceled more than 1,000 flights on Sunday and just over 800 on Saturday, wreaking havoc on weekend travel

WISCONSIN – Monday is National Coming Out Day, an annual day of LGBTQ awareness first celebrated in 1988. Created as

COLLEGE FOOTBALL-TOP 25 Aggies end Tide streak UNDATED (AP) — You can expect to see a new No. 1 in

OTTAWA — A Canadian man admitted in court on Friday that he made up tales about serving as an Islamic

Meehan, Janeen Gay SOUTH RIDING, VA. On Oct. 5, 2021, Janeen Gay Meehan of South Riding, Va. passed away at

As a professional dancer for the Metropolitan Opera in New York City at the height of the HIV/AIDS epidemic in the mid-1980s, it

MEEHAN JANEEN GAY MEEHAN On October 5, 2021, Janeen Gay Meehan of South Riding, VA passed away at the age

We should probably talk about unvaccinated relatives … Many of us have relatives who refuse to get vaccinated. It’s the

Orlando has been named by ParkSleepFly as the most LGBTQ-friendly travel destination in the U.S. for 2021. “The first thing

The water is what’s magical at this time of year, both the Chicago River and Lake Michigan. People don’t think

martin-dm / Getty Images The pandemic and all of its lingering drama continue to give travelers anxiety. But ironically, that

Copyright 2021 NPR. To see more, visit https://www.npr.org. ARI SHAPIRO, HOST: When Eric Marcus was about 30 years old, he

Roofe, for one, has spent some time ruminating on that defeat. “It left a sour taste in the mouth,” he

Instinct Magazine has an exclusive interview with Jeff Merch, the President of South Carolina’s “Famously Hot” Gay Pride, to talk

Photo: Reef Oasis Blue Bay Resort & Spa After receiving dozens of complaints, Ynet tried to book a room in

Broadway, in SoHo, is drab with gray sidewalks and brown rust, but there, under scaffolding, it shines like a chartreuse

SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — Companies clamoring for contracts on internet services and student testing are buying legislators free lunches

In America’s 35,000-plus museums, an astoundingly diverse range of exhibits are enshrined, from pivotal events in human history to quirky

The Rams and Seahawks on “Thursday Night Football” is an explosive way to open the fantasy football scoring for Week

This Orbitz LGBTQ Civil Rights Trail features numerous famous locales, but it also features destinations many might not know about,

ORLANDO, Fla. — Orlando is at the top of the list for most LGBTQ-friendly travel destinations in the United States,

This story has been updated. Decatur, GA — Betty Blondeau was full of love and energy. Her energy was felt

An early September Covid-19 surge led to “nail-biting” moments for administrators, but Harvard has dodged “severe” cases of Covid-19 among

Sue Barton, left, and Gay Phillips, right, celebrate their civil union in Vermont in 2001. (Provided) Support Journalism TULSA —