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Vatican Moves to Tamp Down Spat with Italy Over LGBTQ Rights
The Vatican's Secretary of State tried to tamp down controversy over a Vatican diplomatic communication to Italy, saying the Holy See wasn't trying to block passage of a law that would extend protections from discrimination to the LGBTQ community.
PM Draghi Defends Italy from Vatican Objections to LGBTQ Law
Premier Mario Draghi defended the independence of Italy's parliament on Wednesday in the face of formal objections by the Vatican to a proposed law that would extend additional discrimination protections to the LGBTQ community.
Despite Being Discredited, Conversion Therapy Still Legal in Majority of States
Mental health professionals express concern over the lack of protections for LGBTQ youth regarding conversion therapy.
Same-Sex Pelican Couple Marks 18 Years Together
Committed gay penguins aren't the only game in town: A same-sex brown pelican couple named Pepe and Enrique have renewed their monogamous relationship for an 18th consecutive year.
Unvaccinated Missourians Fuel COVID
As the U.S. emerges from the COVID-19 crisis, Missouri is becoming a cautionary tale for the rest of the country.
EU Leaders Defend LGBTQ Rights Amid Concern Over Hungary Law
Several European Union leaders insisted Thursday that discrimination must not be tolerated in the 27-nation bloc, setting the scene for a heated summit over new legislation in Hungary that would ban showing content about LGBTQ issues to children.