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Georgia Grand Jury Recommends Perjury Indictments

A portion of the Georgia grand jury investigation into whether Donald Trump or his allies interfered in the 2020 presidential election has been released with recommendations for perjury indictments.
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A portion of a special grand jury report taking a look into whether Donald Trump and/or allies interfered in the 2020 presidential election has been released to the public. No names were included in the released pages, but there is a whiff of possible perjury in the air. Continue reading “Georgia Grand Jury Recommends Perjury Indictments”

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Study Shares Good & Bad News For Men + More

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Some news items you might have missed: • The Advocate: A new study out of Stanford has found that while men’s average sperm counts and testosterone levels have decreased over the past 30 years, their penises have gotten 24% longer. Continue reading “Study Shares Good & Bad News For Men + More”

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Log Cabin Republicans Name Homophobe As An ‘Outspoken Ambassador’

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The Log Cabin Republicans, the right-wing organization that claims to represent “LGBT conservatives and straight allies who support fairness, freedom, and equality,” has announced its 2023 class of “Outspoken Ambassadors.” Continue reading “Log Cabin Republicans Name Homophobe As An ‘Outspoken Ambassador’”

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Justice Dept Declines To Charge Matt Gaetz With Sex Trafficking

The Justice Department has reportedly decided against bringing sex trafficking charges against Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL).
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After a lengthy investigation, the Justice Department has reportedly decided against bringing sex trafficking charges against Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL). Continue reading “Justice Dept Declines To Charge Matt Gaetz With Sex Trafficking”

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Club Q Announces Plans To Reopen This Year

The management for Club Q has announced plans to reopen by Fall of 2023 with enhanced security and a permanent tribute to the five victims who lost their lives in the massacre.
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The management for Club Q, the site of a deadly mass shooting in Colorado Springs last November, has announced plans to reopen by Fall of 2023 with enhanced security and a permanent tribute to the five victims who lost their lives in the massacre. Continue reading “Club Q Announces Plans To Reopen This Year”

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Japan: Huge Majority Supports Same-Sex Marriage + More News

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Some news items you might have missed: • Reuters: Nearly two-thirds of Japanese believe same-sex marriage should be legally recognized, according to a new survey. Japan is the only country among the Group of Seven nations which does not legally recognize same-sex unions. Continue reading “Japan: Huge Majority Supports Same-Sex Marriage + More News”

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Netflix Picks Up Gay-Themed ‘Ripley’ Series From Showtime

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The long-in-development Showtime series, Ripley, starring out actor Andrew Scott as the treacherous con man Tom Ripley, will now premiere on Netflix. The series is based on queer author Patricia Highsmith’s novels about a man willing to do anything to attain wealth and prestige. Continue reading “Netflix Picks Up Gay-Themed ‘Ripley’ Series From Showtime”

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Man Pleads Guilty To Using Stun Gun On DC Officer At Capitol Invasion

Daniel Rodriguez, of California, pleaded guilty today to using a taser on a Washington, D.C., police officer during the violent invasion of the U.S. Capitol building on January 6, 2021.
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Daniel Rodriguez, of California, pleaded guilty today to using a taser on a Washington, D.C., police officer during the violent invasion of the U.S. Capitol building on January 6, 2021. Continue reading “Man Pleads Guilty To Using Stun Gun On DC Officer At Capitol Invasion”