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AOC flips JD Vance’s 2028 prediction back on him with four-word reply

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When a reporter recently caught up with Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez outside the Capitol, the topic quickly turned to comments made by JD Vance regarding her political future. During an appearance on a conservative talk show, Vance predicted that Ocasio-Cortez would be the leading Democratic candidate for president in 2028, a detail highlighted as Alex Bollinger reported in a recent piece for LGBTQ Nation.
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Stephen Miller’s bad week gets worse after Supreme Court rulings and ICE drama

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White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller is navigating a series of significant political and legal hurdles this week, as Graham Gremore reported for Queerty. The turbulence began following a 5-4 Supreme Court decision, authored by Justice Amy Coney Barrett, which allows states to count mail-in ballots postmarked on or before Election Day. Miller publicly criticized the ruling during a recent television interview, arguing that the court had caved to political pressure.
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Malaysia officials promote anti-LGBTQ+ slur to keep queer content offline

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The Malaysian government is urging its citizens to stop using the acronym “LGBT” in favor of a highly derogatory phrase, a move explicitly designed to suppress queer content online. The linguistic shift was officially enacted this week to prevent the normalization of queer culture, as Greg Owen reported for LGBTQ Nation. According to Deputy Minister for Religious Affairs Marhamah Rosli, abandoning the standard acronym will influence social media algorithms to hide related content.
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Anderson Cooper sounds alarm over Bari Weiss possibly taking control of CNN

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Behind-the-scenes tensions are reportedly escalating in the broadcast news industry as Paramount approaches a merger with Warner Bros. Discovery. As Alex Reimer reported for Queerty, the impending takeover led by Paramount head David Ellison has sparked concerns among CNN anchors regarding the network’s future leadership and editorial direction. Chief among those concerns is the potential installation of Free Press founder Bari Weiss at CNN.
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White House attacks Democrat after he raises questions about Trump’s health

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A recent clash between a Democratic lawmaker and the White House has drawn attention following rumors about the president’s health and a canceled signing ceremony, as Daniel Villarreal reported for LGBTQ Nation. Representative Ted Lieu publicly questioned whether the president might be dealing with a terminal illness, pointing to recent behavior and an unusual medical request at the National Institutes of Health.
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Mexico’s World Cup win overshadowed by anti-gay chant from fans

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By Hannah Zhou, Jude Cramer Verified, Johnny Levanier Verified
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During a recent Group A World Cup match against Czechia, Mexico fans were heard yelling a notorious anti-gay slur, continuing a persistent issue for the national team’s supporters. As Cyd Zeigler reported for Outsports, observers noted the homophobic chant around the 39th minute of the game, a detail also corroborated by the Associated Press. The chant, “puto,” traditionally yelled during the opposing goalkeeper’s goal kicks, is a term meant to demean men by implying they sleep with other men.
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A mass walkout and sleeping attendees derailed Trump’s Freedom250 celebration

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The highly anticipated Freedom250 celebration and Great American State Fair faced a cascade of logistical hurdles before the main event even began. Following a wave of cancellations from musicians and several states declining to participate, a significant number of people walked out during Donald Trump’s opening speech at the event, as Henry Giardina reported for Queerty. Video footage captured attendees leaving in large numbers while the headline speech was still underway.
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Three players, one bible verse, and the end of an era for SF Giants’ LGBTQ+ allyship

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The San Francisco Giants once set the standard for LGBTQ inclusion in professional sports, but a recent media availability may have fundamentally fractured that relationship, as Cyd Zeigler reported for Outsports. Following a controversial Pride Night where three players altered their team-issued rainbow caps with a Bible verse, the organization remained largely silent for over a week.
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From cookies to coupledom: Inside Sawyer Hemsley’s love story

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By Peggy Fletcher Stack Verified, Trevor Mahoney, Harrison Pierce
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Sawyer Hemsley, the co-founder of the massively popular dessert chain Crumbl, is celebrating a major personal milestone. As David Hudson reported for Queerty, Hemsley and his boyfriend, luxury real estate agent Antonio Bruno, recently marked their one-year anniversary with a series of heartfelt social media tributes. The celebration comes nearly a year after the 33-year-old entrepreneur publicly came out following internet speculation about his sexuality.
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Pastor who “protected” kids from LGBTQ+ books sentenced for child sex abuse

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As Daniel Villarreal reported for LGBTQ Nation, an Ohio pastor who previously made headlines for leading a crusade against LGBTQ+ books and Pride flags in schools has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for unlawful sexual conduct with a minor. Silas H. Shelton, a former religious leader at Blanchester Community Church, pleaded guilty to three felony counts involving a 14-year-old girl from his congregation.
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