As a companion to its report on race and discrimination, KFF released a new report and survey on the experiences of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) adults. The survey asked both LGBT and non-LGBT adults about many scenarios and situations, including in daily life and healthcare settings. A majority of LGBT respondents reported experiences with discrimination in the previous year. LGBT people with incomes below $40,000 per year reported more discrimination in their daily lives than LGBT people above that income. People who identify ..read more

  The Jusry is seated (12) and on Monday the trial begins. As I mentioned in the title above is not over National Security But because of Lying Over Sex with a Porno Star and Using Money from his Campaign(donated money). There are laws over the money the candidates accumulate because these are donations for the campaign of the politician. The money Could be used to buy dinner for someone who is going to donate money but not to a porno star to keep quiet over sex. We are also not talking about nickels and dimes but over $25,000. All this so his voters would not find out before ..read more

  By Rachel Paula Abrahamson NBC Openly gay actor Maulik Pancholy was disinvited from speaking at a middle school anti-bullying assembly after concerns were raised about his political activism and what two school board members called his “lifestyle.” Pancholy’s scheduled appearance at Mountain View Middle School in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, was unanimously overturned by the district’s school board in a public meeting on April 15.  “If you research this individual, he labels himself as an activist, he is proud of his lifestyle and I don’t think that shou ..read more

Saskia O'Donoghue Euro Travel When same-sex marriage was legalized in Greece back in February LGBTQ Celebrated. Now The British home office has issued travel advice for Gays traveling in that country. An update issued by that office warns that travelers visiting that country could experience discrimination. While it states that “attitudes are generally much more welcoming in Athens and on many Greek islands, particularly on Lesvos, Mykonos, and Skiathos,” there are concerns that queer visitors could face prejudice elsewhere. The government advice also adds: “Public attitudes towards same ..read more

 2min Washington DCCNN —  Boeing’s already battered reputation took another hit at two Senate committee hearings Wednesday on Capitol Hill, with witnesses questioning how the company builds airplanes and the safety of those planes. One of the key witnesses was Boeing engineer Sam Salehpour, a whistleblower who said he’s been threatened for bringing safety concerns to his managers over several years, but that he was testifying due to his belief that “they are putting out defective airplanes.” “I have serious concerns about the safety of the 787 and 777 aircraft and I’m willin ..read more

Damon Winter/The New York Times(photo) By Elizabeth Spiers Ms. Spiers, a contributing Opinion writer, is a journalist and a digital media strategist   With jury selection underway in Donald Trump’s criminal trial in Lower Manhattan, the former president’s chickens have finally come home to roost. It feels uniquely appropriate that Mr. Trump will have to endure the scrutiny on his old home turf. New York City residents have been subjected to his venality and corruption for much longer than the rest of the country, and we’re familiar with his antics — the threats, t ..read more

2:52   By Josh Peter, USA TODAY Kato Kaelin, an actor who was living in a guest house on O.J. Simpson's property at the time Simpson’s former wife and her friend were murdered, said he hopes the former football star did penance before he died Wednesday of prostate cancer at 76.  Kaelin, who gained worldwide attention when testifying at the criminal trial in which Simpson was acquitted of the murders that took place in 1994, said he thinks Simpson was guilty of the killings.  “And I don’t know if he had that moment of penance that he conf ..read more

    Photographs and Text by Tyler Hicks Tyler Hicks went to a frontline position about a hundred meters from Russian trenches in eastern Ukraine for this report. Thank to The New York Times we are to get this story with its live pictures by Tyler Hicks. The NYTimes allow us to bring it to you and even if you don't have a paid account with the Newspaper you are still permitted to read it. Thank You for being here, please support the people of Ukraine. The worst is when you see a bully, with a single individual or a nation smack another and try to rob them. In the ..read more

  By Telegraph    KEY MOMENTS Chosen by us to get you up to speed at a glance 12:58pm Police use tear gas to break up protests, reports suggest12:12pm Explained: Who is Bishop Emmanuel?11:57am Four people injured in stabbing spree11:42am Mapped: Where the stabbing took place11:47am One person arrested, Sydney police say Police arrested a 15-year-old boy after a bishop was stabbed during a live broadcast sermon in the second knife assault in Australia’s largest city in three days. The teenager, who has not been named, is accused of stabbing Bishop Mar Mari E ..read more

Katherine Moseby wanted to be clear: She does not hate cats. “They’re a wily beast,” she said, as her truck rumbled down a desert road. “But I respect them. They’re pretty incredible animals. Amazing hunters. Very smart.” That was precisely the problem, said Dr. Moseby, the principal scientist and co-founder of Arid Recovery, a conservation nonprofit and wildlife reserve in South Australia. Cats are not native to Australia, but they have invaded nearly every corner of the country. She gestured out the window at the dusty, red expanse, which bore few signs of life. But feral cats wer ..read more