Amsterdam, which is known for its Red Light District, unsurprisingly claimed the top spot. The capital city of the Netherlands was praised for its "comprehensive legal protections, abundant sexual health resources, and vibrant LGBTQIA+ scene."
California officials, including Governor Gavin Newsom's staff, refuse to comply with Trump's directive to restrict transgender athletes in K-12 sports, labeling it a political document without legal legitimacy.
"The Bible is crystal clear that sodomites (homosexuals) deserve the death penalty carried out by a government that actually cares about the law of God. We are not to take the law into our own hands."
Daria Kasatkina switched her allegiance from Russia to Australia after criticizing her country's invasion of Ukraine and lack of LGBTQ+ rights. She faces Liudmila Samsonova, who represents Russia.
Farage stated, "It is a settled issue. I didn't support it. I thought it was wrong to introduce it to the public without even putting it in a manifesto."
We're hearing that the House has passed the megabill after it got through the Republican Senate. Now it's on its way to President Trump's desk, and he's going to sign it. When he does, he will create some of the biggest tax breaks for billionaires in history, even more wealth to the wealthiest Americans. And the way they're paying for it is to cut health care for working-class Americans, to cut food that would go to veterans and children in this country.
"In our industry, trans travelers are often trapped, by their passports, by government systems, by legal names that don't reflect who they are. We can't overturn federal policy. But we can create joy and freedom onboard, and that's what we do."
Charlize Theron voiced her criticism of the lavish wedding of Jeff Bezos, stating: "We might be the only people who did not get an invite to the Bezos wedding. But that's OK because they suck, and we're cool."