Gay Chicago: The Latest
Healey Brings Trump Resistance to SF
When Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey sued the Trump administration for the seventh time this month, pundits speculated that the state's top law enforcement official might be eying a run for governor.
SF's Armory Offering Non-Porn Tours
San Francisco's Armory, the massive brick building in the Mission district that was once the headquarters for the National Guard, and then the home of a company known for fetish porn, is offering tours to highlight its non-porn history.
Fox Renewed O'Reilly Contract Despite Knowing of Allegations
The Fox News Channel says the company knew a news analyst planned to file a sexual harassment lawsuit against Bill O'Reilly when it renewed the popular personality's contract in February.
UK Paper Sorry for Airbrushing Out Solange Knowles's Braids
Britain's Evening Standard newspaper has apologized to Solange Knowles for digitally altering an image of the singer on the cover of its magazine.
Georgia Rep. Price Says HIV Comments Taken Out of Context
Georgia Rep. Betty Price says her comments on people with HIV that ignited a national firestorm were "taken completely out of context."
Funeral Starts for Soldier at Center of Trump Fight
Mourners filled a church in Florida on Saturday to honor a U.S. soldier whose combat death in Africa led to a political fight between President Donald Trump and a Florida congresswoman.
AP Photos: Gay Rodeo Draws Cowboys, Drag Queens to Las Vegas
Wild drag racing isn't a traditional rodeo event, but this isn't an average amateur rodeo. It's a stop on the International Gay Rodeo Association circuit.
Governor Says Change-Resistant Indiana Should Think Globally
Factory work dwindled as companies moved operations overseas. Indiana, a manufacturing powerhouse where you once could get a good-paying job even without a high school education, was falling behind.
Trump has No Plan to Block Scheduled Release of JFK Records
President Donald Trump says he doesn't plan to block the scheduled release of thousands of never publicly seen government documents related to President John F. Kennedy's assassination.
Five Ways to Quit Stalling and Grow
During the first year or so of training you will gain strength and size, but you;ll probably reach what is known as a plateau. Here are five things you can do to overcome those frustrating stalling periods.
News
Creep of the Week: Jeff Sessions
Ah, religious freedom. That call to arms for conservative Christians who believe that they live in some Bizzaro Land version of America where they are persecuted for their beliefs.
Entertainment
Chicago, IL
Review :: Amarillo
"Amarillo" recounts the timeless, topical and tragic stories of Mexicans crossing the desert north to seek new opportunities in the "yellow" Texas panhandle town.
Case Reveals Legal Rules of Thumb Tricky When It Comes to iPhones
A federal judge in Chicago is the latest to weigh in on still-disputed legal questions about whether law enforcement can order suspects to put their fingers on fingerprint sensors to unlock a smartphone.
Business
White Nationalist Undeterred by Boos on Latest College Stop
The hostile audience drowned out white nationalist Richard Spencer with anti-Nazi chants. In other words, Spencer sees his speech Thursday at the University of Florida as a smashing success.
Technology
EU Unveils Measures to Tackle Low-Tech Attacks
The European Union on Wednesday unveiled new measures to help counter deadly low-tech attacks following a spate of killings in major cities by extremists driving vehicles into crowds of people.
Finance
An Insider's Look at a Timeshare Pitch
I had filled out a form to win a Whole Foods gift certificate. Instead I got a phone call from "Hannah" at FantaSea Resorts congratulating me on winning a travel package.AP Photo/Julio Cortez
Cars
Toyota Tops Consumer Reports' Auto Reliability Rankings
Toyota Motor Co. is continuing its reign at the top of Consumer Reports' reliability rankings, a reward for its conservative approach to new technology.
Style
Orange Is the New White? Amber Wine Creates Buzz
A unique amber-colored wine is creating a buzz in an industry long dominated by shades of red, white and rose. The orange color comes not from citrus fruit, but by fermenting white wine grapes with their skins on before pressing.
Health/Fitness
Court, for Now, Blocks Immigrant Teen's Access to Abortion
An appeals court is blocking, for now, an abortion sought by a pregnant 17-year-old immigrant being held in a Texas facility, ruling that the government should have time to try to release her so she can obtain the abortion outside of federal custody.
Travel
The Quest to Visit All 50 States
The 50-state bucket list appeals to all age groups, from millennials who love to travel, to folks who travel a lot for work, to empty nesters and retirees with time for road trips.
Nightlife
NewFest Opening Night @ SVA Theatre :: October 19, 2017
Opening night of NewFest, at SVA Theatre NYC, screened the documentary "Susanne Bartsch: On Top," with the directors and subject on hand for a moderated Q&A.
