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A group of gay men threw a days-long "rona rave" in NYC. Some of them are healthcare workers. They posted videos and photos of the party on Instagram. Televangelist Jim Bakker claims religious freedom laws allow him to sell fake coronavirus cure His attorneys are arguing that he thinks his fake cure-all was "divinely inspired." MLK’s Trump-loving niece claims NYC hit hard by COVID because it is “the home of abortion” "God cannot close his eyes to the murder of children and putting children on the altar and the sacrifice of our own selfishness and humanism," she said. Ellen, Gabrielle Union & Dwyane Wade’s chat about trans kids will leave you in tears "So many people ... really truly feel like their kids are disposable. If they’re not perfect images of them, they’re not interested. And it’s heartbreaking," Union told Ellen. Ruth Bader Ginsburg back in hospital with infection She's not letting it stop her, of course. She'll participate in court arguments today via telephone from her hospital bed. That time identical twins both came out & transitioned together Jace and Jack Grafe are inseparable. They're also an inspiration. Department of Justice files legal support for church challenging coronavirus prevention measures Vice President Mike Pence congratulated the DOJ for prioritizing "prayer and worship" over the health of the local community. 9 LGBTQ writers who have won the Pulitzer Prize (& a couple of honorable mentions) We found 9 LGBTQ writers who have won Pulitzers. Are there more? Tell us! NJ city councilor goes on unhinged 10-minute anti-gay tirade during coronavirus meeting “We don’t have b*tch *ss men in my family. We got real men in my family. That’s all you are. B*tches! That’s right. Running around here with young men. B*tch *ss motherf*ckin’ mayor!” If we start a conspiracy theory that COVID-19 turns you gay, would Republicans stay home? Breitbart is already denying that their readers are "idiots" who would believe an outlandish conspiracy theory.