If Biden stepped down as Democratic candidate, who could replace him?
The president just gave his party a reality check. Where can Democrats go from here?
The childhood gender-assigning surgeries Republicans don’t want to ban
For decades doctors have operated on intersex children to make them more ‘normal’. Now conservative efforts targeting transgender healthcare are putting these controversial procedures on firmer legal footing, Io Dodds reports
Husband of missing woman charged with using her credit cards
Zachariah Rasch, 42, bought $6,000 worth of items with Crystal Rasch’s credit cards, including gloves, stain remover and carpet cleaners
How discarded DNA is bringing serial killers to justice
It’s an increasingly important tool in solving cold cases and catching serial killers: DNA. But not just any DNA – DNA off discarded food, soda cans, water bottles, or even chewing gum. Andrea Cavallier reports
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Why drag brunches continue to captivate queer audiences and allies
From show tunes to sashays, drag brunches have continued to spread joy among queer and non-queer people alike despite ongoing political crusades against performers. Meredith Clark and Olivia Hebert spoke to drag queens on opposite coasts, who shared how drag brunch continues to amplify local LGBTQ+ communities across the country
