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A cruise ship is docked on St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands, October 22, 2025.

National

US Virgin Islands governor signs executive order allowing gender marker ID changes

By Matt Tracy

The Minnesota Supreme Court.

Legal

Minnesota Supreme Court rules on trans powerlifter’s discrimination claims

By Arthur S. Leonard

The Texas Supreme Court building.

Legal

Texas Supreme Court says judges with religious objections can refuse to perform weddings

By Arthur S. Leonard

Zohran Mamdani, the Democratic nominee for New York City mayor, is emphasizing his commitment to LGBTQ rights ahead of Election Day.

Politics

Confronting Trump, Mamdani vows to ‘cherish’ trans rights and make NYC a ‘true sanctuary’

By Matt Tracy

Before he became involved with the archives at the LGBT Center, Rich Wandel served as the second president of the Gay Activists Alliance.

History

Rich Wandel’s fight to preserve LGBTQ history

By Amber Sexton

Corey Fogelmanis as “Ben” and Miles Gutierrez-Riley as “Nathan” in "I Wish You All the Best."

Cinema

Tommy Dorfman’s heartfelt debut film, ‘I Wish You All the Best,’ gives non-binary youth a voice

By Gary M. Kramer

"Lesbian Space Princess," directed by Leela Varghese and Emma Hough Hobbs, opens Oct. 31.

Cinema

‘Lesbian Space Princess’: A delightful animated sci-fi comedy

By Steve Erickson

NO KINGS Rally, Provincetown

National

Women’s Week sweeps through Provincetown

By Donna Aceto

Posing for a picture at the 2024 Village Halloween Parade.

Annual Village Halloween Parade returning for 52nd year

By Amber Sexton

Assemblymember Deborah Glick, the first out member of the State Legislature, addresses the crowd during a protest near the Stonewall Inn in February of 2025.

Politics

Deborah Glick, first out New York State lawmaker, won’t run for re-election

By Matt Tracy

Andrew Cuomo and Eric Adams at press conference

AMNY

Op-ed | Why Mayor Adams says he’s endorsing Andrew Cuomo to succeed him

Joshua Henry, Cassie Levy, Brandon Uranowitz, and the cast of "Ragtime."

Theater

Sing a song of America: The revival of ‘Ragtime’ is not to be missed

By Christopher Byrne

A person walks through wind and rain during a nor'easter storm at Times Square in New York City, U.S., October 13, 2025.

Events

What to do in queer NYC this weekend

By Michael Shirey

Sasha Colby

Arts

With Stripped II, Sasha Colby is turning vulnerability into performance art

By Ellie J Rudy

Camryn Garrett is the author of “The Forgotten Summer of Seneca."

Books

Portal to the past: Author Camryn Garrett champions overlooked Black history for young readers

By Erasmo Guerra

Bluestockings Cooperative abruptly closed last month.

Books

Bluestockings Cooperative’s abrupt closure sparks internal drama

By Michael Shirey

More from Around NYC

Ramadan Borough Hall

First-ever Crescent Lighting marks start of Ramadan at Brooklyn Borough Hall

DOG RUN STORY 1

After a Tragedy, one Bronx dog owner fights to give Mott Haven dogs a safe place to run

Ramadan celebrates beam with smiles at the very first Crescents lighting at Brooklyn Borough Hall on the beginning of the religious holiday, Feb. 17, 2026. The lighting was held in collaboration with the Eid Committee, Emgage, and Muslim Community Network.

Historic Ramadan ceremony held at Borough Hall

Jazz Chisholm Jr. Yankees spring training

Yankees’ Jazz Chisholm Jr.: I can be MLB’s next 50-50 guy