North America

Charlie Kirk, the founder of Turning Point USA and a prominent figure in the American conservative movement, was fatally shot during a live event at Utah Valley University on 10 September. His death has reignited scrutiny over his controversial political stances, particularly his outspoken opposition to LGBTQ+ rights and inclusion.

AB Hernandez, a trans high school volleyball player from Jurupa Valley High School, has spoken out publicly for the first time amid a growing political and cultural storm surrounding her participation in girls’ sports. In an emotional interview with CBS Los Angeles, Hernandez addressed the backlash she has faced from

A controversial proposal, seeking to bar transgender Americans from owning firearms by classifying gender dysphoria as a disqualifying mental health condition, reportedly under consideration by the Trump administration’s Department of Justice (DOJ) has sparked fierce backlash across the political spectrum and among civil rights advocates. The idea emerged following

Monica Helms, the U.S. Navy veteran and creator of the iconic trans pride flag, has announced plans to leave the United States, citing escalating anti-LGBTQ+ persecution as the driving force behind her decision. Helms, 74, who designed the pink, white, and blue flag in 1999, currently resides in Georgia

Roanoke in Virginia is mourning the loss of Blake Sturm, a vibrant member of the LGBTQ+ community, whose body was discovered outside his home earlier this week. Blake, 25, had been reported missing on 30 August and was found deceased on Tuesday, 2 September. Police have stated that the death