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The right-wing airbag was defending a law professor's anti-LGBTQ rhetoric, arguing children should only be raised by opposite-sex spouses.

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A New York City man was killed and another seriously injured after their Grindr hookup turned into a bloody double stabbing.

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A California man has been arrested and charged with the murder of the popular gay designer from "Extreme Makeover."

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In 2018 Kamala Harris and other Democrats called then-President Trump’s border wall a waste of taxpayer dollars. As a candidate for president, her border plan includes filling in strategic sections of the wall.

One of the biggest fights this election is the battle for young, persuadable men of all races who appear to be less firmly in the Democratic column than they were just four years ago.

More than 100 reporters have been killed in Gaza, according to the International Federation of Journalists. In addition to the threat to life, the media face crackdowns and restrictions. NBC News' Hala Gorani has an in-depth report about the journalists caught in the crossfire. 

Israel announced Saturday that its forces have killed Hassan Nasrallah, the powerful leader of the Lebanese militant and political group Hezbollah, in what would mark a major escalation amid mounting hostilities at its northern border with Lebanon.

With tensions boiling over in the Middle East following the death of Hezbollah's leader, Hassan Nasrallah, in a series of Israeli airstrikes, there are new fears of a wider war. NBC News' Matt Bradley and Courtney Kube report.

Australia and three further countries are taking Taliban-controlled Afghanistan to the International Court of Justice for gender discrimination, over its oppressive laws against women.  The country, alongside Canada, Germany and the Netherlands, has taken legal action against Taliban-controlled Afghanistan and could see all four countries taking the militant group to court.  Three out of the […]

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