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Missing CUNY Law Student Seen on Surveillance Video
The video shows the last-known sighting of a missing CUNY law student in the same area where his wallet turned up after he had gone missing. NBC New York’s Chris Jose reports.
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Missing CUNY Student: New Video Shows Moments Just Before Disappearance
New video shows the last known sighting of missing CUNY law student Jordan Taylor, spotted on surveillance camera in the same area where his wallet turned up more than three weeks ago.
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FDA Proposes Easing Restrictions on Blood Donation for Gay Men in Monogamous Relationships
The U.S. plans to make it easier for gay and bisexual men to give blood by easing restrictions on groups that typically face higher risks of HIV.
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Pope Francis Denounces ‘Unjust' LGBTQ Laws: Homosexuality ‘Is Not a Crime'
Pope Francis has criticized laws that criminalize homosexuality as “unjust,” saying God loves all his children just as they are.
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Drag Queens Speak Out Against Missouri Laws Barring Transgender Athletes From Girls Sports
Drag queens in full makeup and dozens of other advocates are rallying against Missouri bills aimed at transgender children and drag shows. A House committee debated the measures Tuesday.
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Don't Identify as Human? North Dakota Schools Don't Want You
A new bill would ban schools in the state from accommodating students who believe to be “any animal species other than human.”
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Where's Jordan Taylor? NYC Law Student Missing After Going to Hell's Kitchen LGBTQ Bar
Nyack native Jordan Taylor went for a haircut two weeks ago in Queens, and abruptly left the appointment mid-trim — he hasn’t been seen since, but police found his phone and wallet miles apart in different Manhattan neighborhoods.
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Missing Law School Student's Belongings Found in Two Parts of NYC
Jordan Taylor, a CUNY law student, has been missing since Jan. 6, according to his family. NBC New York’s Myles Miller reports.
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English Soccer Teams Will Now Be Fined if Fans Sing Homophobic Chants
Chelsea has welcomed a decision from the English Football Association to make a homophobic chant aimed at its supporters a punishable offense.
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‘Stranger Things' Star Noah Schnapp Comes Out as Gay in TikTok Video
In a video posted to TikTok, Schnapp revealed to his fans and followers that like his character Will Meyers, he is gay.
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‘Stranger Things' Star Noah Schnapp Comes Out As Gay
Noah Schnapp revealed on TikTok that he is gay.
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NYC Robbery Crews Linked to Mystery Druggings, Unsolved Deaths of Clubgoers
Multiple people have been fatally poisoned with narcotics in what investigators say were schemes by criminal crews to incapacitate and rob people at New York City bars and nightclubs. The killings — at least five, according to police — stretch back months and appear to be the work of different crews, operating independently from each other but using similar tactics,…
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Protesters Vandalize NYC Councilmember's Home Over Library Drag Story Hour for Kids
Protesters upset over a reading event for children that featured drag artists at a New York Public Library allegedly vandalized the home of a Manhattan councilmember who showed his support for the LGBTQ-friendly event.
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Protesters Mob Drag Story Hour at NYC Library
A group of protesters attempted to disrupt a drag story hour at a New York Public Library branch in Chelsea over the weekend.
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Biden Called Gay Marriage ‘Inevitable' and Soon It'll Be Law
President Joe Biden will soon sign legislation to protect gay unions even if the U.S. Supreme Court revisits its ruling supporting a nationwide right of same-sex couples to marry.
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How a Book About a Boy Wanting to Be a Mermaid Sparked Controversy at CT School
A picture book is sparking controversy and debate in a Connecticut town after it was included in a second grade class curriculum.
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Children's Book Stirs Controversy in Connecticut
Controversy in Darien over children’s book that sparks gender identity conversation. Lynda Baquero reports.
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Colorado Springs Reflects On Itself After Tragedy
A mass shooting at a popular gay club in Colorado Springs has resurfaced questions about the city’s past and future among its residents.
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Door-to-Door Warnings Keep Hell's Kitchen Alert as Mystery Deaths Go Unsolved
Questions are swirling following the mysterious deaths of two gay men who, on separate occasions, were drugged, robbed and found dead after going out for a night of fun in the same Manhattan neighborhood.
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Push for Nightlife Safety After Hell's Kitchen Deaths
Canvassers are hitting NYC neighborhoods to warn people after two recent deaths that remain unsolved. News 4’s Chris Jose reports.