The AIDS Healthcare Foundation, the world’s largest HIV/AIDS healthcare organization, held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Oct. 23 marking its healthcare center soon to open at 1115 U Street, N.W. in the ...

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva on Sunday defeated Sen. Flávio Bolsonaro in the second round of the country’s presidential election. Lula beat Bolsonaro by a 51.76-48.24 percent margin ...

Nevertheless, Queering the District Podcast launched its first season (with season two episodes premiering in October 2026), and Rainbow History Project (which could do much more with additional ...

Now, the seemingly repentant studio – under the auspices of its newly branded Warner Clockwork label – has finally come ...

More than 3,000 people participated in a “No Kings” march and rally in D.C. on Saturday. Participants marched from Arlington National Cemetery to the Lincoln Memorial via the Memorial Bridge. The ...

Written by Rachel Bonds, “Jonah” is an undeniably compelling but unusual memory play with scenes pulled from the past, some present, and others seemingly imagined. Despite its title, the play is about ...

The Washington Blade held a celebration for the 25th annual Best of LGBTQ D.C. Awards at Long View Gallery on Thursday, Oct. 22. Ashley Darby of “The Real Housewives of Potomac” was the emcee at the ...

The annual National Trans Visibility March took place in Puerto Rico on Saturday. The march ended at the Puerto Rican Capitol ...

The city of Rehoboth Beach, Del., has invited the public to participate in a two-day series of meetings and workshop sessions scheduled for Nov. 12-13 to help develop a new Downtown Master Plan.

Alexa Sciuto, a Spanish teacher in Baltimore City Public Schools, LGBTQ advocate, and stand-up comic, filed her lawsuit in ...

The Washington Blade on Monday spoke with Gui Molhallem, the executive director of VoteLGBT (Institute for Full Citizenship), ...