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Abraham H. Foxman, a strong advocate for American Jews as the national director of the Anti-Defamation League for almost three decades, has passed away, the ADL announced on Sunday. He was 86.

Monday’s mass shooting is a problem for Zohran Mamdani not just thanks to his long record of cop-bashing, but because he was off vacationing at the family estate in Uganda when it happened.

Home renovation superstars Chip and Joanna Gaines sparked backlash for featuring a gay couple on their new reality show “Back to the Frontier.”Conservative Christian leaders like Reverend Franklin Graham – son of late star evangelist Billy Graham – and podcaster Allie Beth Stuckey both slammed their decision, with Graham calling the casting “very disappointing.”

Companies have launched programs, like funding floats at Pride parades, to raise their score on the Human Rights Campaign's Corporate Equality Index. But after learning that that HRC is just a lefty activist organization, some have begun to halt these programs.

The word "transgender" and all references to trans people were removed from the National Park Service website for New York City's iconic Stonewall National Monument, in an apparent act of compliance with President Trump's new federal gender policies.

What led us "to the brink of a full-scale conflict between Israel and Iran?" questions Eli Lake from The Free Press

New York City schools implemented a gender-affirmation approach without consulting medical experts, conducting a commission review, or gathering public feedback from parents or other interested parties

They've arrived, they're queer — and they haven't been invited

As Susan Bartsch marks the release of her new book "Bartschland," the club queen's enduring relationship with the LGBTQ community carries on this Saturday night, as her Boom! Pride party will energize NYC Pride Weekend

Governor Kathy Hochul's "Impossible Dream" of securing re-election for another term might have become more achievable

The White House had hinted that Biden, 81, will be in New York for a "formal event" the day after he participates in the first of two planned presidential debates against likely Republican nominee Donald Trump in Atlanta

“Amazon isn’t run by geniuses who never screw up. It is run by geniuses who do, and who understand when something isn’t working,” argues National Review’s Dominic Pino.

The parents of a group of students from Westchester County are taking legal action against the school district, arguing that their children's First Amendment rights are being violated by a requirement to use classmates' and teachers' "preferred pronouns."

As Pride Month kicks off, Ben Platt discusses his third studio album, "Honeymind," describing it as a sweet reminder that queer love has always existed, in an exclusive video interview with The Post

Michael Califano, 26, a third-grade teacher at Maria Regina School in Seaford, New York, said he was fired for failing to live "a Catholic lifestyle," after someone had sent the diocese photos of him and his boyfriend kissing.

Russian authorities have initiated a number of raids targeting gay bars and clubs in Moscow following the country's supreme court decision to outlaw the LGBTQ movement, labeling it as "extremist."

A drag queen who worked at the Colorado bar owned by Rep. Lauren Boebert's "Beetlejuice" date claims she's known the controversial couple have been "dating for a while."

On Tuesday, authorities in Nigeria announced they had arrested at least 67 individuals attending a gay wedding, marking one of the biggest mass arrests related to homosexuality, which is illegal in the West African nation

Florida has “effectively banned” AP Psychology courses under its so-called “Don’t Say Gay” law, according to the College Board — who education officials accused of "playing games" ahead of the new school year.

Although the murder of gay man O'Shae Sibley has been extensively reported as a "hate crime," it does not align with the prevailing "hate crime" narrative that is often promoted today

Lira, a Hungarian bookstore and the second-largest in the country, faced a $36,000 fine for failing to enclose the popular LGBT graphic novel "Heartstopper" in plastic wrapping, as mandated by law

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis stood by a contentious video released by his campaign that criticized Donald Trump for his previous backing of the LGBTQ community

Fernando Cabrera, the influential Bronx pastor and former councilman, is stepping down as the senior spiritual advisor to Mayor Eric Adams.

A disturbing incident at a California Pride parade has prompted a familiar discussion: Do public kink and fetish displays really belong at “family friendly” LGBT Pride events?

A gay couple in Florida claim a Target employee and manager told them they could not buy a Pride-themed onesie for their 10-month-old son because it should have been pulled from the shelves.