UFC star Bryce Mitchell will homeschool his son so he doesn't 'end up turning gay'
The featherweight went on an unprompted rant against everything from vaccines and LGBTQ+ people to Edgar Allen Poe.
May 23, 2024
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The featherweight went on an unprompted rant against everything from vaccines and LGBTQ+ people to Edgar Allen Poe.
Loud and admittedly foulmouthed UFC president Dana White created controversy last week when he referred to a reporter's source as a "faggot." He apologized once -- now he's trying to make nice again.
Incoming counsel Dana Remus also worked with conservative senator Mike Lee, as well as Biden and Barack Obama.
Nevada equality and union activists recently sent a letter urging the company to end its sponsorship of the Ultimate Fighting Championship.
The commercial promotes guns as a solution to what it depicts as a dystopian society based on radical, liberal ideas.
Queer activists say that West's song "Closed on Sunday" takes an "anti-LGBTQ stance."
Congress has dropped legislation that would have expanded hate-crimes laws to include attacks on gays after it became clear the measure wouldn't pass the House, aides said Thursday. The bill, sponsored by Sen. Edward Kennedy, was widely supported by Democrats and even some moderate Senate Republicans. But because it was attached to a major Department of Defense policy bill that would have authorized more money for the Iraq war, many antiwar Democrats said they would oppose it.
It's been eight months since Dylan Mulvaney promoted Bud Light in an Instagram video, and Matt Walsh is still obsessed with her.
Religious and social conservatives vowed Thursday to fight Gov. David Paterson's directive requiring state agencies to recognize gay marriages performed legally elsewhere, saying it flouts traditional values and is a big step toward legalizing same-sex unions in New York. ''The definition of marriage predates recorded history,'' said New York State Catholic Conference executive director Richard E. Barnes. ''No single politician or court or legislature should attempt to redefine the very building block of our society in a way that alters its entire meaning and purpose.''
News that John G. Roberts Jr., President Bush's pick to fill a vacancy on the U.S. Supreme Court, helped to win a landmark gay rights case in 1996 has drawn strong reactions from both supporters and opponents of the conservative nominee.
The megachurch pastor doesn't like talking about LGBTQ issues, but when pressed, he says being gay is a sin, and his church doesn't host same-sex marriages.
Even the other hosts on Fox News' The Five thought Waters went off the deep end with his recent comments.
Donald Trump had a big effect on where LGBT people should shop this holiday season.
GOP senators are depicted as elderly beer-guzzling bros relishing their victory at the expense of everyone but straight, white men. Sounds right.