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Marjorie Taylor Greene for Vice President? Trump is reportedly considering it She added that she's "confident" that Trump will run after spending the weekend schmoozing with Trump and his sons.

Tammy Baldwin thinks she has the 10 Republicans needed to pass marriage bill But the bill will likely have to wait for September for a vote.

TikToker arrested for offending public morality with ambiguous joke about screaming A social media campaign was mounted for TikToker Tafa Safwan's arrest following the joke about screaming.

JoJo Siwa explains herself after stirring lesbian controversy "I don't hate the word 'lesbian,' I just — whenever someone talks to me about my sexuality, I just say that I'm gay," JoJo Siwa explained.

School district removes 52 mostly LGBTQ books from libraries A rightwing activist called the police to get the books removed, but the district downplayed their removal: "We’ve not had a book burning or anything."

Her business was targeted by rightwingers for hosting drag queens. Now the city is going after her. “I feel like this is discrimination and a conspiracy to interfere with my business.”

School forces parents to sign & notarize “biological sex affidavit” so kids can play school sports Oklahoma's new law banning trans girls from participating in school sports as their gender also requires "biological sex affidavits."

Democrats have been running ads boosting far-right Republicans. It’s a destructive strategy. Democrats are spending millions to give Trumpists and Christian nationalists a platform despite the threat to democracy that the candidates represent.

Biden administration announces monkeypox coordinator as 3 states declare state of emergency Thee governors of California, New York, and Illinois can expand resources to stop the spread of monkeypox.

Police are four times more likely to stop transgender people for “reasonable suspicion” About half the time trans people were stopped by police, they were stopped for "reasonable suspicion" alone —instead of a specific violation or clearly unlawful behavior.