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Boise State professor ran far-right, anti-LGBTQ+ website: report

Some activists are calling on the university to repudiate Scott Yenor's views; among other things, his site carried an article calling LGBTQ+ people groomers.

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Senate Committee Says Craig Acted Improperly In Airport Sex Sting

The U.S. Senate Ethics Committee says Idaho senator Larry Craig acted improperly in connection with a men's room sex sting last year and had brought discredit on the Senate. In a letter to the Republican senator, the ethics panel said Craig's attempt to withdraw his guilty plea after his arrest at an airport in Minnesota was an effort to evade legal consequences of his actions. Craig's actions constitute ''improper conduct which has reflected discreditably on the Senate,'' the letter said.

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Senator Craig to Ask Judge for Second Chance

The first step in Sen. Larry Craig's attempt to wipe away his guilty plea in an airport sex sting has nothing to do with whether an undercover policeman misunderstood Craig's actions in a bathroom stall. Instead, Wednesday's hearing in Minneapolis is all about whether Craig's attorneys can convince Judge Charles Porter that the Idaho senator's plea was a mistake.

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Gay Couple Loses Benefits With Move to Idaho

What they didn't know before moving to Idaho could fill a house, and in many ways it does. The kitchen table holds stacks of legal papers. Medication bottles litter a nearby countertop. The two-story home Robert Ryan, 42, shares with his partner, Ralph Martinelli, 53, overlooks the quaint suburb of Eagle, west of Boise, a rural landscape of ruddy hills that doesn't seem quite as welcoming as it once did. A 2,400-mile move west once seemed like a chance at a fresh start; instead it has delivered some hard lessons, especially about moving from a state that recognizes same-sex unions to one of the 21 states that don't.

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Boise State professor ran far-right, anti-LGBTQ+ website: report

Some activists are calling on the university to repudiate Scott Yenor's views; among other things, his site carried an article calling LGBTQ+ people groomers.

This Year’s Transgender and Gender-Nonconforming Who’s Who

The 2015 Trans100 list includes activists, journalists, academics, and sex workers.

Senate Committee Says Craig Acted Improperly In Airport Sex Sting

Senator Craig to Ask Judge for Second Chance

Year in Review: 2014

This year, the Boy Scouts admitted gay youths, Michael Sam was drafted, Sochi became an international rallying cry, we won a bunch of marriage victories (and Eurovision!), and our rights in Russia, Uganda, and Arizona hung precariously in the balance.

Idaho Makes Gender-Affirming Care a Felony

A bill signed into law by Gov. Brad Little subjects medical professionals to up to 10 years in prison if they provide this care.

Idaho Governor Signs Two Anti-Trans Bills Into Law

The bills bar student athletes from teams for the gender with which they identify and prevent residents from changing the gender on their birth certificates.

Judge partially halts Idaho’s anti-trans care law

The narrow ruling applies only to the denial of gender-affirming care behind bars and also grants class action status to transgender inmates.

Gay Couple Loses Benefits With Move to Idaho

Drag Performer Sues Right-Wing Blogger Over Indecent Exposure Claims

Eric Posey, who performs as Mona Liza Million, says Summer Bushnell defamed him with a false accusation of indecent exposure at an Idaho Pride event.

Republican AGs ask SCOTUS to uphold anti-trans sports laws

Twenty-six attorneys general have filed a friend-of-the-court brief urging the Supreme Court to do so.

Idaho Marriage Ruling Stayed, Appeal Expedited

A federal appeals court will hear the case the week of September 8, but same-sex couples won't be able to marry in Idaho until the appeal is completed.

Idaho's Anti-Transgender School Restroom Law Blocked by Court

It was set to take effect Thursday.

Craig denies culpability—and being gay

Under fire from leaders of his own party, Idaho U.S. senator Larry Craig on Tuesday said the only thing he had done wrong was to plead guilty after a complaint of lewd conduct in a men's room. He declared, ''I am not gay. I never have been gay.''

Idaho's Anti-Trans Sports Law Still Blocked After Appeals Court Ruling

“This is an important victory for common sense, equality, and the rights of transgender youth under the law,” the ACLU's Chase Strangio said.

How Runner Lindsay Hecox Is Fighting for Trans Athletes

The trans track and field athlete is challenging the law that prevents her from competing in women's college sports.

Idaho Begs Court to Stop 'Unseemly Chaos' of Marriage Equality

After a federal trial judge denied his request, Idaho governor Butch Otter has asked the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals to issue a preemptive stay of a ruling that would allow same-sex couples in Idaho to begin marrying Friday.

Judge Promises Swift Ruling on Idaho Marriage Ban

U.S. District Magistrate Candy W. Dale heard arguments regarding Idaho's constitutional ban on same-sex marriage, promising to issue a ruling 'in the relatively near future.'

Craig Vows to Stay Despite Court Loss

U.S. senator Larry Craig of Idaho defiantly vowed Thursday to serve out his term in office despite losing a court attempt to rescind his guilty plea in a men's room sex sting.

LGBT Antidiscrimination Bill Fails in Pocatello, Idaho

A proposed new ordinance designed to protect the LGBT community in Pocatello, Idaho from discrimination in housing, accommodations, and employment was rejected by the City Council on April 18.

Idaho Protesters Swarm State Legislature

The people behind Add The Words went to Idaho's state legislature to demand that lawmakers consider adding protections for LGBT citizens to existing antidiscrimination laws.

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Some activists are calling on the university to repudiate Scott Yenor's views; among other things, his site carried an article calling LGBTQ+ people groomers.

The 2015 Trans100 list includes activists, journalists, academics, and sex workers.

This year, the Boy Scouts admitted gay youths, Michael Sam was drafted, Sochi became an international rallying cry, we won a bunch of marriage victories (and Eurovision!), and our rights in Russia, Uganda, and Arizona hung precariously in the balance.

A bill signed into law by Gov. Brad Little subjects medical professionals to up to 10 years in prison if they provide this care.

The bills bar student athletes from teams for the gender with which they identify and prevent residents from changing the gender on their birth certificates.

The narrow ruling applies only to the denial of gender-affirming care behind bars and also grants class action status to transgender inmates.

Eric Posey, who performs as Mona Liza Million, says Summer Bushnell defamed him with a false accusation of indecent exposure at an Idaho Pride event.

Twenty-six attorneys general have filed a friend-of-the-court brief urging the Supreme Court to do so.

A federal appeals court will hear the case the week of September 8, but same-sex couples won't be able to marry in Idaho until the appeal is completed.

It was set to take effect Thursday.

Under fire from leaders of his own party, Idaho U.S. senator Larry Craig on Tuesday said the only thing he had done wrong was to plead guilty after a complaint of lewd conduct in a men's room. He declared, ''I am not gay. I never have been gay.''

“This is an important victory for common sense, equality, and the rights of transgender youth under the law,” the ACLU's Chase Strangio said.

The trans track and field athlete is challenging the law that prevents her from competing in women's college sports.

After a federal trial judge denied his request, Idaho governor Butch Otter has asked the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals to issue a preemptive stay of a ruling that would allow same-sex couples in Idaho to begin marrying Friday.

U.S. District Magistrate Candy W. Dale heard arguments regarding Idaho's constitutional ban on same-sex marriage, promising to issue a ruling 'in the relatively near future.'

U.S. senator Larry Craig of Idaho defiantly vowed Thursday to serve out his term in office despite losing a court attempt to rescind his guilty plea in a men's room sex sting.

A proposed new ordinance designed to protect the LGBT community in Pocatello, Idaho from discrimination in housing, accommodations, and employment was rejected by the City Council on April 18.

The people behind Add The Words went to Idaho's state legislature to demand that lawmakers consider adding protections for LGBT citizens to existing antidiscrimination laws.