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Can Semenya Still Compete As a Woman?
Though South African track star Caster Semenya will keep her world championship games gold medal, many questions about gender testing still remain.
Judy Shepard on Mercado Murder
The following statement was issued by Judy Shepard, the president of the Matthew Shepard Foundation, on the murder of 19-year-old Jorge Steven López Mercado.
AIDS Gaffes in D.C.
The Department of Housing and Urban Development threatens to pull money from Washington, D.C., because of poor oversight of AIDS programs.
Boy George to Be Locked Up on Big Brother
Recently released pop star Boy George is set to be locked up again... but this time in the Celebrity Big Brother house.
DADT Hearings Held Until 2010
Congressional hearings on repealing the military's ban on openly gay service members have been postponed until 2010.
DADT Poll Biased
A new Military Times poll on "don't ask, don't tell" first asks readers whether they've ever been hit on by gay service members.
Sandra Bernhard Is Sick of Vampires
Sandra Bernhard is over the vampire craze — from moral vampires (Twilight) to erotic, frustrated vampires (True Blood). She goes on a tweeting rampage about the whole genre.
UT Students Rally for DP Benefits
Students at the University of Texas at Austin want professors and staff to have same-sex partner benefits.
Transgender Day of Remembrance Events
November 20 marks the 11th annual Transgender Day of Remembrance, a date set aside to memorialize people killed as a result of transphobia.
Gillibrand Leads Pataki by Slight Margin
Current New York senator Kirsten Gillibrand leads in polls against former governor George Pataki by a small margin, according to a Rasmussen poll released on Thursday.
Calling All Closeted Service Members
Photographer Jeff Sheng is looking for as many participants as possible for a new photo project on closeted men and women in the U.S. military.
$4 Million Bond Set for Killer in P.R.
Juan Martinez Matos, who is accused of murdering a 19-year-old gay man in Puerto Rico, is being held in jail on a $4 million bond.
Ellen Lauds Oprah
Ellen DeGeneres credited Oprah Winfrey with inspiring her career.
Sneak Peek: RuPaul's Drag Race Season 2
Logo offered a glimpse into season 2 of RuPaul’s Drag Race, set to debut on the gay cable network in February.
New Cervical Cancer Screening Guidelines
New guidelines recommend that young women push back the date of their first Pap test and women overall screen less often for cervical cancer.
Wrestler Enlisted to Protect Young Activist
Jon Stewart wants to protect young gay rights activist Will Phillips with professional wrestler Mick Foley.
Trans Protections Approved in Tampa
The Tampa city council on Thursday approved antidiscrimination protections for transgender individuals over the objection of Christian conservatives.
S.D. Mayor to Testify Against Prop. 8
San Diego mayor Jerry Sanders, who announced his support for marriage equality in an emotional press conference in 2007, will testify against Prop. 8 in the upcoming federal trial.
DC Agenda Launches
The DC Agenda, the new iteration of the closed Washington Blade, opened for business online and in print Friday.
Jersey Newspaper: Man Up on Marriage
Grow a pair, says TheStar-Ledger to New Jersey lawmakers who appear to be wavering in their support for a marriage equality bill.