The debate over Israel and Palestine has spilled over to our university senate meetings, corporate board rooms and now municipal train systems. The Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) system has taken on the fun task fueling a political ad war Read More …

Yesterday, we reported on Anton Tanumihardja, set to be put on a 1 p.m. flight to Indonesia. Despite a pending asylum claim, he faced involuntary removal from his home in Philadelphia and his U.S. citizen partner, Brian Anderson. Instead, we’re Read More …

While couples across the United States are celebrating their commercial and non-commercial manifestations of love for Valentines’ Day, Anton and Brian from South Philadelphia may have to bid a painful goodbye to one another. The United States is deporting Anton Read More …

It hasn’t been a month since the murder of Ugandan gay rights activist David Kato, and the United Kingdom finds itself in the spotlight again for trying to deport another LGBT asylum-seeker to death in Uganda. Uganda is notorious for Read More …

The state of Florida has not passed their version of the Arizona “papers please” law yet, but Florida students are already bearing the repercussions. The Florida High School Athletics Association has decided to sanction the No. 1 ranked Dr. Michael Read More …