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10/12/2026

10/01/2026

A transgender New York Times games executive has been fatally sh*t in California, with his wife’s parents arrested on suspicion of murder, police said.

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09/14/2026

🗞️ From Here’s Why w/ Kevin Ortega-Rojas —

Months after laying off prominent q***r and trans journalists, the most influential LGBTQ+ media company in the country quietly added a Trump supporter to its leadership team.

Jay Katari, an entrepreneur and investor who now serves as EqualPride’s “Strategic Advisor, Growth & Innovation” and sits on its board of directors, was quietly added to the company’s website last week. EqualPride is the parent company behind The Advocate, Out, Pride.com, Out Traveler, and Them – which the company acquired from Conde Nast earlier this year.

According to EqualPride’s own bio, Katari is tasked with helping the company “expand its reach,” build commercial partnerships, develop recurring revenue, and guide its transformation from a traditional media company into a platform offering “products, services, and experiences for the LGBTQ+ community and its allies.”

That is an enormous role in a moment when the media – especially q***r media – is being hollowed out.

🔗 Head to hereswhykevin.substack.com to read the full story.

09/12/2026

Kayla Nordquist warned her 24-year-old brother Sam Nordquist not to travel from Minnesota to New York to meet the older woman he fell in love with online.

Almost two years later, she sat in court along with their mother, Linda Nordquist, as the woman he left to meet was sentenced to life in prison for his murder.

Prosecutors said Precious Arzuaga and six others kidnapped and tortured Nordquist for weeks before killing him in upstate New York.

“You never know how a family truly feels about their loved one being murdered until your loved one is actually murdered,” Kayla Nordquist says. “And I never expected this in my wildest nightmares.”

Read more: nbcnews.to/3V6lfFw

09/09/2026

The judge spoke with anger and disappointment. The judge wiped away tears after talking about how gentle and kind Sam Nordquist was.