Clinton campaign: 'We intend to participate' in Wisconsin recount

THE WORLD'S MOST FOLLOWED LGBTQ NEWS SOURCE Top Headlines for Sunday Nov 27, 2016 Clinton campaign: 'We intend to participate' in Wisconsin recount While the Clinton campaign has not found any "actionable" evidence of election tampering, it will participate in the recount process. This badass lesbian motorcycle club delivers breastmilk to NYC babies "These are badass women and it just seemed like such a great idea to be able to employ their services to help us." South Dakota may vote on transgender bathroom access in 2018 A bill restricting restroom access for transgender students is also likely to be introduced again during the 2017 session that begins in January. An open letter of thanks to President Barack Obama As we look at the inevitable end of President Obama's tenure in the White House, and the start of the Trump administration, a word of gratitude for what he achieved. Will Twitter delete ‘RuPaul’ judge Lucian Piane’s account for latest meltdown? In addition to telling black people to embrace the n-word and Jews to get over the Holocaust, he called Clinton a hermaphrodite and is attacking anyone begging him to get help. Dispute over Louisiana governor’s LGBT-rights order heads to court The ever-escalating argument between the two statewide elected officials over LGBT rights has intensified partisan divides at the Louisiana Capitol. Trump ‘condemns’ white supremacists, but can he shake their support? The president-elect has drawn repeated criticism for being slow to offer his condemnation of white supremacists. Collectible Cher dolls lead to arrest of prolific Portland burglar While some stolen goods can be hard to track back to their owners, the collectible Cher dolls were distinctive. To the end, Cuban leader Fidel Castro remained a polarizing figure Love him or hate him, there was no denying that Fidel Castro played an outsize role on the world stage for much of the 20th century. Transgender cop blocked from LGBT event she organized due to uniform The center said it respects those who don't trust police, but that everyone should feel welcome, including uniformed officers.

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