Students in Iowa protested anti-LGBT bills during an awards ceremony, and Colorado passed a bill that would require hospitals to publicize about services they do not provide.
After a decades-long ban and required abstinence, men who have sex with men will be able to donate blood just like everyone else.
A judge in Missouri extended her restraining order on a ruling that would require adults and children to undergo more than a year of therapy and fulfill other requirements before they could receive gender-affirming treatments.
Justice caught up to George Santos. The gay Republican congressman, lampooned nationwide for his frequent dishonesty, was indicted on 13 charges ranging from defrauding donors to wrongfully claiming unemployment benefits.
A Montana judge ruled that Zooey Zephyr can’t return to the House Floor, and LGBT protesters were booted from the Texas Capitol.
Following a sexual misconduct allegation, North Texas Rep. Bryan Slaton resigned May 8 before an expulsion vote that will remove him from the Texas House, which will go forward, regardless.
