(WB) Congressional Democrats sent a pair of letters — one from U.S. House members, the other from U.S. senators — to President Trump late Friday lambasting for him for not issuing a proclamation recognizing June as Pride month.

Just three days before American Brittney Griner was released from a Russian prison camp, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed into law legislation to prohibit the expression or dissemination in social media, television, movies, or other media of any statements with positive information about “non-traditional sexual relations.”

Taco Bell is launching a one-of-a-kind fan experience, Taco Bell Drag Brunch, a multi-city tour to celebrate the LGBT community and drag culture during Pride Month.

On June 15, President Joe Biden made history by signing an executive order to combat anti-LGBT bills in state legislatures countrywide. According to the Human Rights Campaign, this order comes after half of all U.S. states have introduced homophobic legislation since the start of 2022.

(WB) Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin is set to deliver the keynote address for an upcoming event at the Pentagon recognizing Pride Month, the Washington Blade has learned.

Pride flags have flown from flag poles and street lights, windows and balconies throughout June, which is recognized as Pride Month.

At a time when vaccinations are becoming more of an acknowledged standard procedure, one health organization is expanding its footprint to meet the demand.

(EDGE) When a portrait by a famous Baroque-era painter that was long believed to have been lost surfaces, it's news. When that portrait happens to be of a rumored gay lover to the King of England, it's fabulous news.

Trump wouldn’t recognize pride month, but that won’t stop members of the Senate.

Cases of monkeypox continued to rise this past week in the state, with 75% of the infections coming from South Florida.

Since our founding, America has advanced on an unending path toward becoming a more perfect Union. This journey, led by forward-thinking individuals who have set their sights on reaching for a brighter tomorrow, has never been easy or smooth. The fight for dignity and equality for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people is reflected in the tireless dedication of advocates and allies who strive to forge a more inclusive society. They have spurred sweeping progress by changing hearts and minds and by demanding equal treatment -- under our laws, from our courts, and in our politics. This month, we recognize all they have done to bring us to this point, and we recommit to bending the arc of our Nation toward justice.

LGBT leaders will take part in a panel “For Better or Worse in Post-Roe in the U.S. - A Vow to Protect LGBTQ+ Equality” August 16 in Wilton Manors and August 17 in Miami. 

Peter Thiel celebrated Pride month in the fashion he is accustomed to: making money.

Jason Nidorf "Max" Mutchnick is an American television producer. He has received an Emmy Award, a People's Choice Award, and several Golden Globe Award nominations.

Coral Ridge Ministries’ celebration of the Supreme Court overturning Roe vs. Wade was dampened days later when the same court ruled against their petition on June 27 to sue the Southern Poverty Law Center.

While the White House remains silent, other federal agencies are recognizing June as LGBT Pride month.

Fort Lauderdale is about to set sail with Pride! The second annual FLoatarama will feature more than 40 boats ranging from 10 to 65 feet along with the New River.

EJ Boykin, a 23-year-old trans man, was shot to death June 14 in Lynchburg, Virginia.