Leaked copy: Trump 'religious freedom' executive order is worse than you feared

THE WORLD'S MOST FOLLOWED LGBTQ NEWS SOURCE Top Headlines for Thursday Feb 2, 2017 Leaked copy: Trump 'religious freedom' executive order is worse than you feared Trump doesn't have to repeal Obama's pro-LGBT executive order if this order effectively nullifies it as a leaked draft shows. Trump praises ‘religious freedom’ at National Prayer Breakfast speech Trump also spoke about the Muslim ban, his ongoing feud with Arnold Schwarzenegger, and his plan to allow churches to get deeply involved in politics. Violent attacks on gay men under investigation in Columbus & Nashville Over ten men attacked a couple who moved to Ohio a week and a half ago and chose their neighborhood because they felt it would be welcoming. That feeling has evaporated. Norway’s Lutheran Church votes to allow pastors to conduct same-sex weddings The move comes after the church voted overwhelming last year to allow for same-sex marriages, which have been legal in the country since 2009. Texas mayor comes out as state’s first openly transgender official Jess Herbst revealed she is trans in a letter to constituents of her small Texas town in a staunchly conservative county. Trump threatens UC Berkeley funding after violent protests shut down Milo speech Chaos erupted on campus amid peaceful protests against the hate speech-spewing Breitbart editor. Man sues Grindr after over 700 men show up at his door thanks to fake profiles He describes his life now as a living hell after men have continued to show up at his home and place of work believing him to be who they were chatting with on the app. Budweiser trolls Donald Trump and the deplorables in new Super Bowl ad The new spot highlights the difficulties faced by immigrants using their founder's life as inspiration. Ellen tries out bondage in a hilarious sendup of ‘Fifty Shades Darker’ Ellen dressed up in a sexy uniform and found a substitute for complicated bondage knots that will crack you up. UK could posthumously pardon over 100,000 sodomy convictions Those people, including some lesbians, convicted for same-sex kissing and cuddling under laws such as the Public Order Act of 1986, are not eligible for a pardon.

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