(stock image via Depositphotos) Some news items you might have missed: • AskGayBros: A redditor shared he was in a park recently with his arm around his boyfriend. A woman freaked out and tried to shame the man saying, “There’s KIDS around!” After sharing his anxiety, other redditors chimed in with their advice. Continue reading “Being Shamed For Touching Boyfriend In Public + More News Items”
Ricky Martin (screen capture via People) Some news items you might have missed: • PEOPLE: Shortly after denying allegations made against him in a domestic violence restraining order that was filed in Puerto Rico, Ricky Martin’s accuser has been revealed as his 21-year-old nephew, Dennis Yadiel Sanchez. Representatives for Martin told PEOPLE, “The allegations against Ricky Martin…are completely false and fabricated.” Continue reading “Ricky Martin’s Accuser Revealed To Be Nephew + More News”
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita (R) After news reports of a 10-year-old girl in Ohio being raped and having to travel to Indiana to obtain an abortion went viral, anti-abortion conservatives tried to throw cold water on the story expressing skepticism that the story was true. When officials in Ohio announced they’d arrested and charged the suspect, the Attorney General of Indiana, Todd Rokita (R), decided to smear the physician who treated the child declaring she hadn’t properly reported the case to officials in Indiana within the required three-day window after the procedure. Now, of course, the required report byDr. Caitlin Bernard, has surfaced. Continue reading “Indiana Doctor Did Report 10-Year-Old’s Rape As Required”
Chris Meloni for Peloton (screen capture) Some news items you might have missed: • Peloton: Folks are celebrating National Nude Day by watching Chris Meloni throw down his workouts in this cheeky ad-spot for Peloton. Meloni has previously shared he likes working out au natural. Continue reading “Chris Meloni Works Out + More News Items”
(photo: Maurício Mascaro/Pexels) The U.S. House passed legislation on Wednesday night that would aid state and local governments set up a warning system for active shooter situations similar to the Amber alert systems set in play when a child is abducted. The bill would also enhance law enforcement’s communication with the public during mass shooting incidents. The bill passed by a vote of 260-169. It’s notable that 168 Republicans voted against the active shooter alert system, 43 Republicans voted for the legislation. Only one Democrat voted against the bill. Continue reading “168 GOP House Members Vote Against Active Shooter Alert System”