Latvia's long-serving foreign minister Edgars Rinkevics has become the first openly gay head of state of a European Union nation. Mr Rinkevics, who had served as foreign minister since 2011, was ...
As Greece's opposition Syriza party elects its first gay leader, where else in Europe have LGBTQ+ politicians served in top ...
The California Democrat, who is the president of EMILY’s List, is Gov. Gavin Newsom’s pick to finish out Dianne Feinstein’s ...
For years, a rumor has spread on social media platforms that a 2012 Newsweek magazine cover featured then-U.S. President Barack Obama with a rainbow halo graphic circling his head and text reading ...
Victory for Fabian Nelson, a Democrat, leaves Louisiana as only state never to have elected LGBTQ+ person to its legislature The US state of Mississippi has elected an openly gay person to its ...
Gayle Hutchinson, president of Chico State University, announced Tuesday that she would retire from the position at the end of the 2022-23 academic year. Hutchinson is the university’s first woman ...
Rob Page breathed a sigh of relief after goals from Aaron Ramsey and David Brooks earned Wales victory in Latvia – and he now waits to see whether the win will keep him in a job. Wales boss Page ...
Carl Nassib, the first openly gay active player in the NFL, announced his retirement from football Wednesday. Nassib crafted an Instagram post to make his announcement, reflecting on his football ...
Carl Nassib, the first openly gay NFL player to appear in a regular-season game, is retiring from the league. He announced his retirement in an Instagram post Wednesday morning. “This is a ...
Carl Nassib, the NFL’s first openly gay active player, announced Wednesday he’s calling it a career. Nassib, 30, played seven years in the NFL with the Browns, Buccanneers and Raiders and made ...
Edge rusher Carl Nassib, the NFL’s first openly gay player to play in a regular-season game, announced his retirement on Wednesday. Nassib came out in 2021 while with the Las Vegas Raiders.
Victory for Fabian Nelson, a Democrat, leaves Louisiana as only state never to have elected LGBTQ+ person to its legislature The US state of Mississippi has elected an openly gay person to its ...
