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Then and now, restrictive gender labels ostracize kids who only want to express who they are.
But if Trump’s bill was a test for Republicans, the vast majority of them again failed miserably.
The winner of NYC's Democratic mayoral primary offers his party a path out of its funk.
On June 17, Adriana Smith was removed from a ventilator, ending another sorrowful chapter in the Republican war against women’s bodies.
True to form, the president is exaggerating the damage done and ignoring potential long-term consequences.
People enlisting in the military today might be wise to keep their sexual orientation and gender identity to themselves.
When Republicans try to criminalize any demonstration counter to the Trump administration’s ugly agenda, they’re purposely ignoring that waving a...
Even after two attempts on his life, the president has refused to tamp down his incendiary rhetoric.
In challenging “the rule of Don,” the ambitious Democratic California governor seizes a reputation-mending opportunity.
The utopian joy of progress and its possibilities was reflected in Stone’s music and the band itself.
To shut down anti-ICE protests in California, the president has deployed the American military against American citizens and others.
Trump supporters knew what was coming and voted for all of it.
Trump, the troller-in-chief, gets trolled with a jokey implication that he “chickens out” on tariffs.
When the Kremlin flexes, the White House blinks.
Every Republican should be reminded of what happened in the Capitol — and how their complicity is fostering Trump’s ongoing insurrection against...
But her actions are being scrutinized as closely as those of her former boyfriend.
The people who hated mandates are now instituting one of their own.
At a time of state-sanctioned cruelties, summoning our humanity has become more important than ever.
The public deserves to know more about the president’s health.
When democracy is at risk, history shows that book purges can lead to book bonfires.
Rose believed that his own selfish pursuits were more important than protecting the integrity of the game.
The administration is fast-tracking white South Africans on the path to citizenship. People of color need not apply.
The president is trivializing the hardships his tariffs are causing.
When democracy is crumbling, going along to get along is a blunt object swinging at its pillars.
After months of lurid accusations, the disgraced entertainment mogul’s trial has begun.
From tariffs to firing federal workers, the president told everyone exactly what he would do if elected again.
The ferocious death of a fictional character has shaken me deep in my bones.
Gov. JB Pritzker of Illinois challenged his party’s “simpering timidity” against the authoritarian president.
As public disdain for the billionaire rises, Tesla stock price and car sales are plunging.
If Hell exists, there may need to be an entirely new wing built for Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
The president doesn’t want to validate critics who said the former Fox News personality was a bad choice for defense secretary.
A backlash is building against the disappearances his administration is masking as deportations
Trump officials threatened to kill billions in federal funding for Harvard. Alan Garber, the university’s president, drew a line in the sand.
A teenager allegedly wanted to assassinate Trump and overthrow the government to “save the white race.”
Like all strongmen, Donald Trump wants his military parade.
This nearly 80-year-old story of right-wing retribution against an endorsement of diversity should be nothing more than a sad relic from a less...
Nothing this president does should go unchallenged.
Trump 2.0 is fascism. But make no mistake, it is a very familiar and very American fascism.
The Democratic senator’s marathon speech was a call for everyday citizens to fight Trump’s reckless agenda.
This time, take a president who lies habitually at his word.
Corporate America is discovering that political cowardice has a financial cost.
A leader who won’t own a wrong decision or immediately act to correct it is too dangerous to lead.
The former boxer proved that it’s never too late to transform into something greater — a message of hope in these difficult times.
Stonewall commemorations should look less like corporate job fairs and more like torch-bearing for an ongoing uprising.
Pace yourself, enjoy what you can, but do something.
A feckless party that doesn’t know what it stands for will fall for anything.
COVID continues to reveal a country undone by selfishness, cruelty, and greed.
Some Democrats punished Representative Al Green of Texas for interrupting Trump’s speech. But they should adopt his stance of "righteous...
Mayor Michelle Wu and Representative Ayanna Pressley made be proud and made me a Bostonian
As a kid, never could I have imagined such a celebration of Black queer excellence before the eyes of the world.