An Emotional Biden Designates Pulse Nightclub a National Memorial
The president heralded the legislation but also noted that commemorations of tragedies bring back horrifying memories for survivors.
June 25 2021 3:39 PM
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In the immediate moments after the Pulse shooting, The Advocate's journalists covered the tragedy in Orlando and its effects on LGBT people across the country.
The president heralded the legislation but also noted that commemorations of tragedies bring back horrifying memories for survivors.
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The central Florida LGBTQ+ center also saw its phone lines cut around the same time.
Ministers who cheer the execution of gays will rally in a community where LGBTQ people were massacred three years ago.
Trying to make sense of a senseless tragedy.
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Gov. Rick Scott should honor Pulse's victims and enact statewide LGBT protections, writes Equality Florida's Nadine Smith.Â
Activists are refusing to stand down to the NRA.
A new tribute to the killed and injured reflects the struggle of Orlando's queer community to move on after America's second-deadliest mass shooting.
After stunning the world at the March for Our Lives rally, the out survivor talks next steps.
The wife of the Pulse shooter is now free and everyone from her lawyer (pictured) to the jury foreman are speaking freely.
Prosecutors could not convince a jury -- beyond a reasonable doubt -- that the shooter's wife knew a massacre would take place.
A right-wing "journalist" (pictured) disrupts Noor Salman's trial as it comes to a bumpy close.
In the case against Noor Salman -- accused of aiding her husband in the 2016 mass shooting -- lawyers are fixated on the shooter's intent.
Noor Salman's attorneys rested their case this week, saying she had no idea her husband was going to slaughter 49 people at a gay nightclub.
The case against Noor Salman, accused of aiding a terrorist on the gay nightclub attack, is suddenly in chaos after shocking discoveries.
Government lawyers say the widow of the Pulse shooter knew Omar Mateen was going to murder gay club-goers -- and she didn't tell anyone.
Noor Salman's statements after the massacre at a gay nightclub -- committed by her husband -- indicate she knew exactly what was going to happen.