Pope Francis, who died Monday, April 21, was a contradiction when it came to LGBTQ people.
What is a woman? That was the question heard around the world by right-wing grifter Matt Walsh in his 2022 documentary, “What is a Woman?”
Readers write about the New York City Dyke March's anti-Zionist policy and critique the paper over recent coverage of city commissioners.
Gay makeup artist Andry Jose Hernández Romero sits in a notorious prison in El Salvador for no good reason.
Readers weigh in on "Abundance," and "Anora," while another is looking for friends of a late Castro business owner.
Finally, after nearly three months of President Donald Trump’s return to the White House, people are getting fed up with his policies that seem to help no one but himself and his cronies.
For someone who wants to close the federal Department of Education, President Donald Trump has shown that he’ll use the agency when it suits him.
Oakland voters have an opportunity to begin recovering from the city’s recent political scandals when they vote for a new mayor in the April 15 special election.
San Francisco leads the world in being a city that celebrates and safeguards its rich and colorful queer past.
California Governor Gavin Newsom can spout anti-trans rhetoric all he wants, but that won't endear him to conservative Republicans, some Democrats, and the many independent voters he would need to win the presidency, should he decide to seek it.
I've been thinking about my "glory days" – I was a spectacularly mediocre NCAA athlete.
President Donald Trump has made travel more difficult for LGBTQ individuals and families. But LGBTQ travelers do have options to help plan their next trip.
From supporting patients during the HIV/AIDS epidemic to advocating for inclusive health care policies, nurses have always been at the frontlines of patient-centered care. Today, the need for nurse advocacy is greater than ever.
The nation's top vaccine denier, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., is being overrun by current events and scrambling to contain the fallout.
Life, work, school, and relationships can bring us both joy and stress.