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Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. speaks during a news conference on the Autism report by the CDC at the Hubert Humphrey Building Auditorium in Washington, April 16, 2025. (AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana, file)2025-12-18T16:11:14Z WASHINGTON (AP) The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services on Thursday unveiled a series of regulatory actions designed to effectively ban gender-affirming care for minors, building on broader Trump administration restrictions on transgender Americans.The sweeping proposals the most significant moves this administration has taken so far to restrict the use of puberty blockers, hormone therapy and surgical interventions for transgender children include cutting off federal Medicaid and Medicare funding from hospitals that provide gender-affirming care to children and prohibiting federal Medicaid dollars from being used to fund such procedures. This is not medicine, it is malpractice, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said of gender-affirming procedures on children in a news conference on Thursday. Sex-rejecting procedures rob children of their futures. Kennedy also announced Thursday that the HHS Office of Civil Rights will propose a rule excluding gender dysphoria from the definition of a disability.In a related move, the Food and Drug Administration issued warning letters to a dozen companies that market chest-binding vests and other equipment used by people with gender dysphoria. Manufacturers include GenderBender LLC of Carson, California and TomboyX of Seattle. The FDA letters state that chest binders can only be legally marketed for FDA-approved medical uses, such as recovery after mastectomy surgery. Proposed rules would threaten youth gender-affirming care in states where it remains legal Medicaid programs in slightly less than half of states currently cover gender-affirming care. At least 27 states have adopted laws restricting or banning the care. The Supreme Courts recent decision upholding Tennessees ban means most other state laws are likely to remain in place.Thursdays announcements would imperil access in nearly two dozen states where drug treatments and surgical procedures remain legal and funded by Medicaid, which includes federal and state dollars.The proposals announced by Kennedy and his deputies are not final or legally binding. The federal government must go through a lengthy rulemaking process, including periods of public comment and document rewrites, before the restrictions becoming permanent. They are also likely to face legal challenges.But the proposed rules will likely further intimidate health care providers from offering gender-affirming care to children and many hospitals have already ceased such care in anticipation of federal action.Nearly all U.S. hospitals participate in the Medicare and Medicaid programs, the federal governments largest health plans that cover seniors, the disabled and low-income Americans. Losing access to those payments would imperil most U.S. hospitals and medical providers. The same funding restrictions would apply to a smaller health program when it comes to care for people under the age of 19, the State Childrens Health Insurance Program, according to a federal notice posted Thursday morning. Moves contradict advice from medical organizations and transgender advocatesDr. Mehmet Oz, the administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, on Thursday called transgender treatments a Band-Aid on a much deeper pathology, and suggested children with gender dysphoria are confused, lost and need help. Polling shows many Americans agree with the administrations view of the issue. An Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research survey conducted earlier this year found that about half of U.S. adults approved of how Trump was handling transgender issues.Chloe Cole, a conservative activist known for speaking about her gender-transition reversal, spoke at the news conference to express appreciation. She said cries for help from her and others in her situation, have finally been heard. But the approach contradicts the recommendations of most major U.S. medical organizations, including the American Medical Association, which has urged states not to restrict care for gender dysphoria.Advocates for transgender children strongly refuted the administrations claims about gender-affirming care and said Thursdays moves would put lives at risk. In an effort to strongarm hospitals into participating in the administrations anti-LGBTQ agenda, the Trump Administration is forcing health care systems to choose between providing lifesaving care for LGBTQ+ young people and accepting crucial federal funding, Dr. Jamila Perritt, a Washington-based OB/GYN and president and CEO of Physicians for Reproductive Health, said in a statement. This is a lose-lose situation where lives are inevitably on the line. Rodrigo Heng-Lehtinen, senior vice president at The Trevor Project, a nonprofit suicide prevention organization for LBGTQ+ youth, called the changes a one-size-fits-all mandate from the federal government on a decision that should be between a doctor and patient. The multitude of efforts we are seeing from federal legislators to strip transgender and nonbinary youth of the health care they need is deeply troubling, he said. Actions build on a larger effort to restrict transgender rights The announcements build on a wave of actions President Donald Trump, his administration and Republicans in Congress have taken to target the rights of transgender people nationwide.On his first day in office, Trump signed an executive order that declared the federal government would recognize only two immutable sexes: male and female. He also has signed orders aimed at cutting off federal support for gender transitions for people under age 19 and barring transgender athletes from participating in girls and womens sports. On Wednesday, a bill that would open transgender health care providers to prison time if they treat people under the age of 18 passed the U.S. House and heads to the Senate. Another bill under consideration in the House on Thursday aims to ban Medicaid coverage for gender-affirming care for children. Young people who persistently identify as a gender that differs from their sex assigned at birth are first evaluated by a team of professionals. Some may try a social transition, involving changing a hairstyle or pronouns. Some may later also receive hormone-blocking drugs that delay puberty, followed by testosterone or estrogen to bring about the desired physical changes in patients. Surgery is rare for minors.___Shastri reported from Milwaukee. Associated Press writer Geoff Mulvihill contributed to this report. ALI SWENSON Swenson covers politics and the information landscape for The Associated Press. She is based in New York. twitter MATTHEW PERRONE Perrone covers the intersection of medicine, business and health policy. He is based in Washington. twitter mailto DEVI SHASTRI Shastri is a public health reporter for The Associated Press, based in Milwaukee. She covers housing access, the social safety net, medical misinformation and other topics that influence the health of communities broadly. twitter mailto

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to a company that makes AI agents to rapidly track down targets. The company claims the skip tracing AI agents help agencies find people of interest and map out their family and other associates more quickly. According to the procurement records, the companys services were specifically for Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO), the part of ICE that identifies, arrests, and deports people.The contract comes as ICE is spending millions of dollars, and plans to spend tens of millions more, on skip tracing services more broadly. The practice involves ICE paying bounty hunters to use digital tools and physically stalk immigrants to verify their addresses, then report that information to ICE so the agency can act.The contractor, AI Solutions 87, claims on its website that its agents deliver rapid acceleration in finding persons of interest and mapping their entire network. It says the AI agents map out a targets services, locations, friends, family, and associates.Do you know anything else about the technology ICE is using? I would love to hear from you. Using a non-work device, you can message me securely on Signal at joseph.404 or send me an email at joseph@404media.co.The website does not detail how exactly its AI agents work or what large language model, if any, they are based on. Typically AI agents are customized versions of commercially available AI tools, such as ChatGPT, that can go onto the wider internet and perform tasks for the user, such as generating sales leads or drafting emails. In this case, AI Solutions 87 is advertising its AI agents for locating people.On Tuesday, ICE contracted with AI Solutions 87 for $636,500, according to public procurement records. The record says the contract is specifically for skip tracing services for ICEs ERO, the agencys main deportation arm. Another procurement record says AI Solutions 87 is providing ICE with skip tracing services nationwide.AI Solutions 87 did not respond to a request for comment on how its AI agents work. ICE did not respond to a request for comment on whether the agency specifically bought AI Solutions 87s AI agent product.Screenshot from AI Solutions 87's website.In October, the Intercept reported on ICEs intention to use bounty hunters or skip tracers to find targets. The skip tracing industry usually works on insurance fraud or finding people who skipped bail. Private investigators and skip tracers 404 Media spoke to had mixed reactions to ICEs plan of using private industry in this context, with one being concerned and another saying they would do the work.In November, 404 Media reported ICE had allocated as much as $180 million to pay these bounty hunters and private investigators. Those procurement records said ICE was seeking assistance with a docket size of 1.5 million. The agency would give vendors batches of 50,000 last known addresses of aliens residing in the U.S., with the bounty hunters then verifying the peoples addresses or current location, and giving that information to ICEs ERO. In the records, ICE said contractors should start with online research or commercial data before conducting physical surveillance.It is not clear how exactly AI Solutions 87s AI agent tool would fit into that model, but AI agents are generally used to speed up or handle repetitive tasks. Skip tracing, broadly, can be monotonous work, according to conversations with multiple members of the skip tracing and private investigator industry.In November, 404 Media found one contractor recruited people on LinkedIn to physically track immigrants on ICEs behalf for $300. The project aimed to pay former law enforcement and military officers, with no indication that those being recruited were licensed private investigators, and instead was open to people who were essentially members of the general public.ICE has spent at least $11.6 million on skip tracing services since October, according to 404 Medias review of procurement records. That includes large federal contractors like B.I. Incorporated and SOS International LLC, and companies focused on recovering assets like Global Recovery Group LLC.AI Solutions 87 is registered to a residential building in West Bend, Wisconsin. AI Solutions 87 shares that address with two other companies called DC Gravity LLC and SDNexus Dataops LLC formed this May, according to incorporation records. Greg Behm, who is listed as an officer for each of those companies, did not respond to a request for comment.

Donald Trump has been brutally mocked for installing plaques under the portraits in his Presidential Walk of Fame that criticize Democrats and brag about himself. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt confirmed that Trump, as a student of history, wrote much of the text himself. She described them as eloquently written descriptions of each President and the legacy they left behind. Related Texas unveils tip line to report & send pictures of suspected trans women using the restroom Under Joe Biden, the president wrote, Sleepy Joe was, by far, the worst President in American History taking office as a result of the most corrupt Election ever seen in the United States. He left office issuing blanket pardons to Radical Democrat criminals and thugs, as well as members of the Biden Crime Family But despite it all, President Trump would get Re-Elected in a Landslide, and SAVE AMERICA! Insights for the LGBTQ+ community Subscribe to our briefing for insights into how politics impacts the LGBTQ+ community and more. Subscribe to our Newsletter today He also called Obama One of the most divisive political figures in American History who crippled small businesses with crushing regulation and spied on the 2016 Presidential Campaign of Donald J. Trump.Under President Ronald Reagans portrait, the plaque says: Known as The Great Communicator, he was re-elected in a landslide in 1984, and left office with high approval He was a fan of President Donald J. Trump long before President Trumps Historic run for the White House. Likewise, President Trump was a fan of his! Late-night comedian Jimmy Kimmel eviscerated Trump for claiming Reagan was a longtime fan of his: Ronald Reagan died in 2004. He was diagnosed with Alzheimers 10 years before that. What was he a fan of exactly? Trumps Pizza Hut commercials? What a sad individual.Kimmel added that it takes a special kind of lunatic to get his insults cast in bronze and that Trump knows the world is laughing at him.If your grandfather was doing this, you would send him away, he concluded. California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) also responded by writing his own version of Trumps plaque.WOW! LOOK AT THE PLAQUE UNDER TRUMPS PHOTO pic.twitter.com/QMxOmBc8l1 Governor Newsom Press Office (@GovPressOffice) December 17, 2025The mocking continued across social media. Adding another layer of stupidity to Trumps Presidential Walk of FameThey made the plaques with random, incorrectly capitalized words like they were copied from Trumps Truth Social page.I mean, its one thing to be that dumb online but to stamp it in brass?Goddamn pic.twitter.com/KwB2JPuU5G JK (@USMCLiberal) December 17, 2025Trump has put plaques under the portraits on the Presidential Walk. This is the one under Biden. This is not funny, it is cringeworthy, Trump is deranged. The cult will love it, but frankly it is an embarrassment to America. pic.twitter.com/GL5pcncbSn Me, Mike. (@mikegallacher1) December 18, 2025Heres the plaque that the next President will put up under Donald Trumps picture; if they bother to keep him on the wall at all. pic.twitter.com/ElsiB0W5NM Andrew#IAmTheResistance (@AmoneyResists) December 18, 2025I cannot fathom being as gargantuanly pathetic as this man is"President Trump has installed plaques underneath portraits of presidents at the White House, using them to insult and make unfounded claims about some of his predecessors" pic.twitter.com/yNzffCBocb Nathaniel Mulcahy (@aVoice4MA6) December 18, 2025The white house has installed new plaques along President Donald trump's "Presidential walk of fame", featuring descriptions that read like his truth Social posts. pic.twitter.com/8mdJ3iquCq Objectively politics (@uspolitics1111) December 18, 2025Subscribe to theLGBTQ Nation newsletterand be the first to know about the latest headlines shaping LGBTQ+ communities worldwide.

Nature, Published online: 18 December 2025; doi:10.1038/d41586-025-04107-zThe COVID-19 pandemic, Ebola, mpox and AIDS all show the importance of strengthening Africa-wide surveillance and response systems that protect everyone.

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The John F. Kennedy Memorial Center for the Performing Arts, Nov. 22, 2025, in Washington. (AP Photo/Rahmat Gul, file)2025-12-18T18:31:53Z WASHINGTON (AP) President Donald Trumps handpicked board voted Thursday to rename Washingtons leading performing arts center as the Trump-Kennedy Center, the White House said.Press secretary Karoline Leavitt announced the vote on social media, saying it was because of the unbelievable work President Trump has done over the last year in saving the building. Not only from the standpoint of its reconstruction, but also financially, and its reputation.Trump, a Republican whos chairman of the board, often refers to the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, which is named for a Democratic predecessor, as the Trump Kennedy Center.Asked on Dec. 7 as he walked the red carpet for the Kennedy Center Honors program whether he would rename the venue after himself, Trump said such a decision would be up to the board.Earlier this month, Trump talked about a big event on Friday at the Trump Kennedy Center before saying, excuse me, at the Kennedy Center, as his audience laughed. He was referring to the FIFA World Cup soccer draw for 2026, in which he participated. A name change wont sit well with some Kennedy family members. Maria Shriver, a niece of John F. Kennedy, referred to the legislation introduced in Congress to rebrand the Kennedy Center as the Donald J. Trump Center for the Performing Arts as insane in a social media post in July.It makes my blood boil. Its so ridiculous, so petty, so small minded, she wrote. Truly, what is this about? Its always about something. Lets get rid of the Rose Garden. Lets rename the Kennedy Center. Whats next?Trump earlier this year turned the Kennedy-era Rose Garden at the White House into a patio by removing the lawn and laying down paving stones.Another Kennedy family member, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., serves in Trumps Cabinet as secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services. DARLENE SUPERVILLE Superville covers the White House for The Associated Press, with a special emphasis on first ladies and first families. RSShttps://feedx.net https://feedx.site

First Assistant U.S. Attorney Joe Thompson describes a sprawling fraud investigation involving state-run programs in Minnesota at a news conference Thursday, Dec. 18, 2025, in Minneapolis. (AP Photo/Giovanna Dell'Orto)2025-12-18T18:15:12Z MINNEAPOLIS (AP) At least 14 state-run programs in Minnesota have been flagged for fraud, a prosecutor said Thursday as he announced new charges in several schemes.First Assistant U.S. Attorney Joe Thompson said during a news conference that federal officials suspect a significant portion of roughly $18 billion paid out by Medicaid to Minnesota programs was fraudulent.What we see in Minnesota is not a handful of bad actors committing crimes, Thompson said. Its swamping Minnesota.Investigators new findings may bolster President Donald Trump in his claims that Minnesota is a hub of fraudulent money laundering activity under Gov. Tim Walz, who was the Democrats vice presidential nominee in last years presidential election. Trump has capitalized on the fraud cases to target the Somalian diaspora in Minnesota, calling them garbage and saying he doesnt want immigrants from the East African country in the U.S. Thompson said 14 state-run programs have been flagged as having significant fraud problems, and many of the defendants were getting money from multiple Medicaid programs. What were seeing is programs that are entirely fraudulent, he said.Five new defendants have been charged in connection with a Minnesota housing services fraud, Thompson said. Two defendants pocketed $750,000 instead of helping Medicaid recipients find stable housing, he said. Prosecutors allege they used the proceeds to travel to international destinations, including London, Istanbul and Dubai. Stay up to date with the news and the best of AP by following our WhatsApp channel. Follow on One defendant submitted $1.4 million in fraudulent claims, using some to purchase cryptocurrency, Thompson said. Federal officials say he fled the country after receiving a subpoena. The five new defendants join eight others charged in September for their alleged roles in the scheme to defraud the Minnesota Housing Stability Services Program.Prosecutors also named a new defendant accused of defrauding another state-run, federally funded program that provides services for children with autism, alleging he submitted millions of dollars worth of claims for Medicaid reimbursement. One woman previously charged for exploiting that program pleaded guilty Thursday morning, officials said. He called Minnesota an outlier, saying that the scale of fraud outpaces that of other states and that he sees more red flags than legitimate business in the claims providers are submitting. Asked who is to blame, Thompson said the state has not done a good job of mining these programs. The fraud puts government-run services at risk for people who really need them, Thompson said. Theres real patients, real clients, real people who need services and arent getting them, he said. HANNAH FINGERHUT Fingerhut is a government and politics reporter based in Des Moines, Iowa. mailto GIOVANNA DELLORTO DellOrto is a multimedia reporter with The APs Global Religion team. She has reported across the United States, Europe, Latin America and the Middle East, covering events and issues ranging from the conclave to the Israel-Hamas war to the Olympics, from immigration to the intersection of Indigenous spirituality and the environment.

DNC chair candidate Ken Martin speaks at the Democratic National Committee Winter Meeting in National Harbor, Md., Feb. 1, 2025. (AP Photo/Rod Lamkey, Jr., File)2025-12-18T18:19:31Z ATLANTA (AP) Democrats will not issue a postelection report on their 2024 shellacking after all.The Democratic National Committee head has decided not to publish a formal assessment of the partys defeat that returned Donald Trump to power and gave Republicans complete control in Washington.Ken Martin, a Minnesota party leader who was elected national chair after Trumps election, ordered a thorough review of what went wrong and what could be done differently, with the intent they would circulate a report as Republicans did after their 2012 election performance. Martin now says the inquiry, which included hundreds of interviews, was complete but that there is no value in a public release of findings that he believes could lead to continued infighting and recriminations before the 2026 midterms when control of Congress will be at stake. Does this help us win? Martin said in a statement Thursday. If the answer is no, its a distraction from the core mission.Martins decision, first reported by The New York Times, spares top Democrats from more scrutiny about their campaigns, including former President Joe Biden, who withdrew from the race after announcing his second-term run, and his vice president, Kamala Harris, who became the nominee and lost to Trump. Keeping the report under wraps also means Martin does not have to take sides in the tug-of-war between moderates and progressives or make assessments about how candidates should handle issues that Trump capitalized on, such as transgender rights. We are winning again, Martin said. Martins announcement follows a successful string of 2025 races, both in special elections and off-year statewide votes, that suggest strong enthusiasm for Democratic candidates.In November, Abigail Spanberger and Mikie Sherrill won races for governor in Virginia and New Jersey, respectively. In New Yorks mayoral election, Zohran Mamdani, a democratic socialist, defeated establishment Democrat-turned-independent Andrew Cuomo. In U.S. House special elections throughout 2025, Democratic nominees have consistently outperformed the partys 2024 showing, often by double-digit percentages. Democrats have flipped state legislative districts and some statewide seats around the country, even in Republican-leaning places. Although the DNCs report will not be made public, a committee aide said some conclusions will be integrated into the partys 2026 plans. For example, the findings reflect a consensus that Democratic candidates did not adequately address voter concerns on public safety and immigration, two topics that Trump hammered in his comeback campaign. They also found that Democrats must overhaul their digital outreach, especially to younger voters, a group where Trump saw key gains over Harris compared with previous elections. BILL BARROW Barrow covers U.S. politics for The Associated Press. He is based in Atlanta. twitter mailto

An anti-LGBTQ+ organization is urging the Trump administration to scrutinize Netflixs childrens content ahead of the streamers proposed merger with Warner Bros.Earlier this month, Concerned Women for America (CWA) released a report on the prevalence of LGBTQ+ themes and characters in Netflixs programming aimed at kids. The seven-page report specifically cites recentX posts from the platforms anti-trans owner, Elon Musk,and from anti-LGBTQ+ activist Chaya Raichiks Libs of TikTok account, highlighting examples of LGBTQ+ content in kids shows on Netflix. Related Marjorie Taylor Greene says shes canceling Netflix over an old clip of a trans kid CWA claims that its researchers compiled references to LGBTQ+ themes, characters, storylines, and messaging across 326 Netflix series (both licensed and original) rated for young audiences (TV-G, TV-Y, or TV-Y7) and found that 41% of G-rated series, and 41% of TV-Y7-rated series on Netflix contain LGBTQ+ content.Based on its findings, CWA declared the platform an active driver of the so-called LGBTQ agenda, and the organizations CEO and president, Penny Nance, urged the Trump administration to take that into consideration when determining whether or not to approve Netflixs bid to acquire Warner Bros. film and TV studios, along with HBO and HBO Max. Never Miss a Beat Subscribe to our newsletter to stay ahead of the latest LGBTQ+ political news and insights. Subscribe to our Newsletter today We knew that Netflix aired this kind of programming, but our study quantifies how many childrens programs aresubvertedbyLGBTQ messaging and themes.These are shockingnumbers,and most parents are unaware, Nance said in a December 8 statement. With Netflixs acquisition of Warner Brothers[sic]/Discovery, families must beware that Netflix will be able to expand its irresponsible approach to content moderation for children. Governmentshould make that part of the conversationofthis merger.Nance further called for an outside, independent council thatrepresentsthe interest of parents, reviewing program ratings. As has been widely reported, President Donald Trump has said he will be involved in federal regulators review of the Netflix-Warner Bros. deal, which has drawn widespread criticism. Opponents of the merger, both in the entertainment industry and Congress, say it will result in further media consolidation and job losses, as well as the decimation of the already struggling theatrical distribution market, with Netflix likely to scale back theatrical releases of Warner Bros. movies.At the same time, many see the Netflix deal as the lesser of two evils. Prior to Warner Bros. Discoverys announcement earlier this month that it had accepted the streamers $82.7 billion bid to buy Warner Bros. studios and HBO and HBO Max, Paramount Skydance CEO David Ellison, son of erstwhile billionaire Trump ally Larry Ellison, had been aggressively pursuing a deal to buy Warner Bros. Discovery including its cable news operations.A Paramount Skydance deal would have similarly reshaped the entertainment industry and presented all the same regulatory issues as a deal with Netflix, but it would also have brought CNN under the thumb of a Trump ally.Earlier this year, Trumps Federal Communications Commission (FCC) approved David Ellisons bid to merge his Skydance Media with CBS parent company Paramount Global after Skydance promised FCC chairman Brendan Carr that the newly merged companies would eliminate all diversity hiring policies and install an ombudsman to review complaints of bias at CBS News. Paramount appointed Kenneth Weinstein, aformer Trump appointee and leader of conservative think tank The Hudson Institute, as ombudsman. And in October, Ellison appointed queer anti-woke journalist Bari Weiss as CBS News editor-in-chief.Subscribe to theLGBTQ Nation newsletterand be the first to know about the latest headlines shaping LGBTQ+ communities worldwide.

People may act like gay sex is only about anal sex and tops vs bottoms, but the truth is so much more interesting. Sure, penetrative sex is a big part of many peoples sexual appetites, but giving head and frotting deserve places in the gay sex hall of fame, too.You may be well versed in how to give the perfect blowjob, but how are your frotting skills? Weve already taught you about the sex act where you align both partners penises and then jerk them off together, but now its time to master more advanced frotting techniques. Since youve already passed frotting 101, its time to up your game, which is where our LGBTQ+ sex experts come in. To bring you the best ways to take you from a frotting novice to someone who can bring you and your partner to a mind-blowing climax at the same time, we talked to Dr. Michael Stokes, a sex therapist and mens sexual health expert with Mister Health; Sofie Roos, a bisexual licensed sexologist, relationship therapist and author at relationship magazine Passionerad; and LGBTQ+ dating and sex expert Noah Heymann, who is the self-proclaimed go-to coach for gay bears, chubs, and chasers.So without further ado, here are nine advanced tips for frotting like a pro.1.Play with variationDont let frotting turn into a stale sex act where you are both just trying to see how fast you can have an orgasm. Take your time and experiment with different speeds, positions, and the intensity of your grip on your shafts. Small changes in tempo, angle and pressure can make a huge difference, so dont be afraid of experimenting and see what happens, Roos says. 3.Sync your breathingOnce youve got the basics of frotting down pat, try increasing the pleasure by intentionally syncing up your breaths with your partner. To purposely breathe at the same tempo can create a stronger presence and feeling of being connected, both emotionally and physically, which leads to a stronger experience, Roos says.3.Experiment with docking and intercrural sexWhile frotting often involves getting off by rubbing two penises together, usually by one partner taking you both in hand at the same time, once youve mastered that technique, try something new. You can experiment with docking inserting a dick into another guy's foreskin for a different kind of pleasure, Heymann recommends. Or you could give intercrural sex a try. One favorite method of frotting for queer men is one guy inserting his dick between the other's thighs, he says.4.Dont worry about performingWe all sometimes make the mistake of getting into our own heads about performing like were a porn star, but Roos says that the sensations will be heightened if you can set that aside, slow things down, and just live in the moment. The ultimate skill to reach when frotting is to realize that the real goal is the journey, not an orgasm or how long you can go on, she says. So focus on the pleasure and contact with your partner rather than what youre doing on paper, and I promise youll get MUCH better at frotting!5.Play with frictionDont get complacent, instead, try new things to keep your sex life fun and exciting. For frotting, that can be as simple as switching up what youre wearing when you get started, since you can frot while naked or with fabric in between you. Using different types of fabrics can be arousing for many, Dr. Stokes says. "Wearing a jockstrap, silk shorts, and other textured fabrics can add an erotic flare!According to Heymann, you can also play around with using hairy body parts for increased friction or removing hair for more glide. Some guys like to frot their dick against a hairy area, but many prefer a smoother area, especially if lubed, he says. Chat it out, and you can always try shaving or waxing or otherwise removing body hair from a spot.6.Try a different kind of toyIf youve already tried frotting while using a butt plug or cock ring, try out a new toy that you both can enjoy at the same time. There are even toys like the Cock Block that are essentially a double-ended fleshlight to rub dicks together, Heymann says.7. Play with edgingIf you want to ring even more pleasure out of you and the guy youre frotting with, add in edge play to take things to the next level. You can enhance the experience through incorporating edging as part of your technique and allow for a more intense experience, Dr. Stokes recommends.8.Add power dynamicsTo drive you and your partner wild, play with power dynamics while youre frotting. One reason some guys like frotting is that it removes the potential penetrator/penetratee or top/bottom or dom/sub or gendered feelings of penetrative sex, Heymann says. But other guys still want to feel a power dynamic even with frotting, so may be excited by size difference between dicks, or hardness (one guy can pop an ED pill for extra hardness), or cut/uncut difference.9.Try to finish togetherInstead of each of you racing to the finish line independently, try to read your partners body language and communicate (this is a great place to add dirty talk) so you can climax at the exact same moment. Some partners love to finish together, Dr. Stokes says. This adds an element of communication and the ability to slow down or increase the pace to orgasm.Sources cited:Dr.Michael Stokes, a sex therapist and mens sexual health expert with Mister Health.Sofie Roos, a bisexual licensed sexologist, relationship therapist, and author at relationship magazine Passionerad.LGBTQ+ dating and sex expert Noah Heymann, who is the self-proclaimed go-to coach for gay bears, chubs, and chasers.

Nature, Published online: 18 December 2025; doi:10.1038/d41586-025-04060-xWith so little money to go round, the costs of competing for grants can exceed what the grants are worth. When that happens, nobody wins.

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WASHINGTONPraising the recipients for their acts of true Americancowardice, President Donald Trump proudly announced a new Dodger Dividend on Wednesday night for anyone who successfully avoided military service. Today, we celebrate the millions of patriots willing to step up and do whatever it takes to avoid being shipped off to war and getting themselves killed, Trump said in a primetime televised address, claiming that the $1,776 payments were the least he could do for those willing to risk everything by faking a medical condition, falsifying a student deferment, or forging National Guard reserve-duty papers on behalf of the nation. Whether their wealthy father paid a doctor to claim they had bone spurs, or they got drunk and shot a bullet straight through their foot,or they spent an entire week soiling their pants before visiting the draft office, theseAmericans deserve every penny. To those who claimed family hardship after backing their car over their grandmother in the driveway, we salute you. Youve earned it. Trump added that he would also be awarding a Deserter Dividend to anyone who willfully abandoned their post or went AWOL while serving.The post Trump Announces New Dodger Dividend For Anyone Who Avoided Military Service appeared first on The Onion.

President Donald Trump displays an executive order reclassifying marijuana as a less dangerous drug in the Oval Office of the White House, Thursday, Dec. 18, 2025, in Washington. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)2025-12-18T19:06:22Z WASHINGTON (AP) President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday that could reclassify marijuana as a less dangerous drug and open new avenues for medical research, a major shift in federal drug policy that inches closer to what many states have done.The switch would move marijuana away from its current classification as a Schedule I drug, alongside heroin and LSD. Cannabis would instead be a Schedule III substance, like ketamine and some anabolic steroids.Reclassification by the Drug Enforcement Administration would not make it legal for recreational use by adults nationwide, but it could change how the drug is regulated and reduce a hefty tax burden on the cannabis industry.The Republican president said he had received a deluge of phone calls supporting the move and its potential to help patients. We have people begging for me to do this. People that are in great pain, he said. Similarly, the Justice Department under Trumps Democratic predecessor, Joe Biden, proposed reclassifying marijuana to a Schedule III substance. Unlike Biden, Trump did not have open encouragement from across his party for the move. Some Republicans have spoken out in opposition to any changes and urged Trump to maintain current standards. Such a switch typically requires an arduous process, including a public comment period that has drawn tens of thousands of reactions from across the U.S. The DEA was still in the review process when Trump took office in January. Trumps order is expected to speed the process along, though it was not immediately clear how long it might take. Many states have legalized the recreational use of marijuana for adults or allow it for medical purposes. But U.S. laws have remained stricter, potentially leaving people subject to federal prosecution.Polling from Gallup shows more Americans back a less restrictive approach: Support for marijuana legalization has grown significantly, from just 36% support in 2005 to 68% last year. Trumps order also calls for expanded research and access to CBD, a legal and increasingly popular hemp-derived product whose benefits are debated by experts. A new Medicare program would allow older adults to access legal hemp-derived CBD at no cost, if recommended by a doctor, said Dr. Mehmet Oz, who heads the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. More than 20 Republican senators, several of them staunch Trump allies, signed a letter this year urging the president to keep marijuana a Schedule I drug. Led by North Carolina Sen. Ted Budd, the group argued that marijuana continues to be dangerous and that a shift would undermine your strong efforts to Make America Great Again. They argued, too, that marijuana negatively affects users physical and mental health, as well as road and workplace safety. The only winners from rescheduling will be bad actors such as Communist China, while Americans will be left paying the bill, the letter said, referring to Chinas place in the cannabis market.As for decriminalizing marijuana, Trump has not previously committed to such a move, though he had considered reclassifying it for much of his second term. He once said as a candidate that it should remain a state-by-state issue. As president, he has made his crusade against other drugs, especially fentanyl, a feature of his second term, ordering U.S. military attacks on Venezuelan and other boats the administration insists are ferrying drugs.He signed another executive order declaring fentanyl a weapon of mass destruction.___Barrow reported from Atlanta. Associated Press writer Seung Min Kim contributed to this report. LINDSAY WHITEHURST Whitehurst covers the Supreme Court and legal affairs for The Associated Press. Shes won multiple journalism awards in a career thats spanned two decades. twitter mailto BILL BARROW Barrow covers U.S. politics for The Associated Press. He is based in Atlanta. twitter mailto

Today, the Trump administration announced new rules that would end gender-affirming care for minors at hospitals across the country.At a news conference led by Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the administration said it would bar all federal funding for any hospital in the United States that provided the care. Related House passes Marjorie Taylor Greenes bill to criminalize gender-affirming care for trans youth Federal funding through Medicare and Medicaid accounts for nearly 45% of all spending on hospital care, according to KFF, the nonprofit health policy research group.Stopping it would be a death sentence hospitals have such razor-thin margins as it is, Caroline Farrell, a former lawyer for the office of general counsel at HHS, told The New York Times. The proposed rule means just forcing them to stop the care, she said. Never Miss a Beat Subscribe to our newsletter to stay ahead of the latest LGBTQ+ political news and insights. Subscribe to our Newsletter today The administration is targeting all gender-related treatments for minors, including puberty blockers, hormone therapy, and surgeries. Gender-affirming genital surgeries are never performed on minors, while some older teens who meet certain requirements can only rarely access some other kinds of surgeries.The announcement comes amid an onslaught of new regulations and proposed legislation banning the care that goes far beyond previous efforts, and advances Donald Trumps erasure of transgender identity, beginning with his executive order in January recognizing only two sexes: male and female. On Wednesday, the House of Representatives passed a bill sponsored by outgoing Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) that would criminalize gender-affirming care for minors nationwide, subjecting providers to up to 10 years in federal prison.Three Democrats joined the Republican majority to pass the bill, which faces long odds in the Senate.The House is expected to vote on Thursday on another bill that would end Medicaid funding for the same treatments.Todays announcement from Kennedy and Mehmet Oz, the talk show host turned administrator for the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services at HHS, included a threat from the Food and Drug Administration, demanding 12 manufacturers of chest binders end illegal marketing of the garments as a treatment for gender dysphoria. The new actions come as hospitals are already relenting to pressure to end gender-affirming care for minors, and options for the treatment of gender dysphoria dwindle for patients.After the Supreme Court upheld Tennessees ban on medical care for trans minors in June, a wave of hospitals specializing in the treatments shut down preemptively, in a preview of todays actions.Childrens Hospital Los Angeles notified staff members in June that the clinic would close, citing the potential termination of federal funds accounting for 65 percent of its budget. Loss of that funding would be an existential threat to our hospital operations, they said at the time. Despite those closures, the Supreme Courts ruling in Skrmetti left it to the states to determine whether or not gender-affirming care would remain legal and available in their jurisdictions. While most red states ban the care, blue states generally do not.Writing for the majority, Chief Justice John Roberts said that the decision to provide or withhold the care should be resolved by the people, their elected representatives and the democratic process.The Trump administrations new rules override that assessment. The Courts rationale was to defer to democracy and let different states make different decisions, said Josh Block with the American Civil Liberties Union. This attempt to unilaterally impose a nationwide ban by executive fiat without any actual legislation authorizing it undermines the entire rationale for upholding the law in Skrmetti in the first place.Crazy how Trump is flailing, Epstein files are coming out, the economy is going to s**t, and Republicans are defecting and the first thing his admin does is pivot to attacking trans people, said Harvard Law Cyberlaw Clinic instructor Alejandra Caraballo. Its all they know. Just distract everyone from whats important by attacking a vulnerable minority group.Crazy how Trump is flailing, Epstein files are coming out, the economy is going to shit, and Republicans are defecting and the first thing his admin does is pivot to attacking trans people. It's all they know. Just distract everyone from what's important by attacking a vulnerable minority group. Alejandra Caraballo (@esqueer.net) 2025-12-18T18:27:04.859ZThe new rules earned scathing condemnation from trans rights supporters.Trump and his ideologues want to erase trans people from existence. Thats always been the plan, said California state Sen. Scott Wiener (D), who called the proposed rules illegal and repugnant. But he also said the move is a proposal with many steps remaining before it is finalized. Hospitals need not and should not comply while it is being considered by regulators.Kelley Robinson, president of the Human Rights Campaign, echoed that sentiment.These rules are proposals, not binding law, she said. Community members, health care providers, administrators, and our allies should be vocal in pushing back by sharing the ways these proposals would be devastating to their families and the health care community at large.Subscribe to theLGBTQ Nation newsletterand be the first to know about the latest headlines shaping LGBTQ+ communities worldwide.

Republicans are attacking Maine Gov. Janet Mills (D) who is running for the U.S. Senate with a fake artificial intelligence (AI)-generated video of her giving a boy a no-parent-permission-required estrogen kit.Mills has been a strong supporter of transgender rights this past year, refusing to bow to pressure from the president to ban trans kids from participating in school sports. Related AI videos showed influencer Jake Paul coming out as gay. His reaction has been surprising. But instead of just criticizing her for her actual record of support for trans people, Republicans have decided to use deepfake videos.The ad from the National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) takes the tone of a 90s infomercial selling The Janet Mills Collection. The robotic voiceover misrepresents her policy positions while AI-generated videos show the consequences of those policies. Generative AI technology was likely used because these are not the actual results of Mills policies, so no real video was available for use. Insights for the LGBTQ+ community Subscribe to our briefing for insights into how politics impacts the LGBTQ+ community and more. Subscribe to our Newsletter today The first tableau shows a cisgender boy running on a track with several cisgender girls behind him and Mills acting as the timer. Mills forces girls to compete against biological males, the voiceover says. The reason theres no actual video of this situation is that Mills never supported letting boys compete in girls sports, but instead supported letting one type of girl (transgender girls) compete with other girls.In the next scene, a boy in a polo shirt who looks about 8- or 9-years-old is standing in a womens clothing store as Mills hands him a box with old-timey syringes. Mills comes with a no-parent-permission-required estrogen kit, the voiceover says. Hormone therapy is not part of the standard of care for trans kids that age, and kids that age cant get much medical care without parental permission. But saying that Democrats want very young children to get age-inappropriate gender-affirming care has been a key strategy that the right has used to gin up moral panic against trans kids.The voice-over then says that Mills keeps parents in the dark while their minors take prescription hormones as the video shows an even younger boy injecting himself with a syringe. The last scene shows Mills drinking champagne in a fur coat at a hospital waiting room while the voiceover accuses her family of profiting from the gender-affirming care. Its not clear what the ad is referring to, but the idea that doctors profit from turning kids transgender is an established rightwing conspiracy theory meant to discredit medical research showing that gender-affirming care is safe and life-saving for trans youth. The ad includes no quotes from Mills or any legislation she signed, which are typical features of political attack ads, used to make the accusations seem more real. But AI-generated video appears to have taken that place in this ad as the realistic-looking videos provide proof that Mills is turning kids transgender behind their parents backs.The NRSCs webpage about the ad tries to provide some connections to reality, including linking to an article about Mills supporting trans girls competing in girls sports, an article about how older teens can get gender-affirming care in Maine without parental permission in some limited situations, and a link to another NRCS webpage that says that Mills sister works in the health care industry, likely their proof that Mills personally profits from gender-affirming care.Using fake video in political ads is not illegal in the U.S., and the president made it more difficult for states to regulate its use. Some platforms, like YouTube where the NRSC ad is posted require use of AI-generated video to be disclosed. There is nothing on YouTube that says the NRSC ad is a product of generative AI. Lies have been part of politics since time immemorial, said Public Citizen co-president Robert Weissman in an interview with The Guardian last month. This is different than lies, and its different than saying your opponent said something that they didnt say.When someone is shown an apparently authentic version of a person saying something, it is very hard for that person to then contradict it and say I never said that because youre asking people to disbelieve what they saw with their own eyes, Weissman added.Subscribe to theLGBTQ Nation newsletterand be the first to know about the latest headlines shaping LGBTQ+ communities worldwide.

Troye Sivan is making the yuletide gay!The pop prince is ending the year by spicing up everyone's timelines with a steamy new shirtless mirror selfie.After teasing earlier this year at the Grammy Awards that he's currently working on some sexy new music, it only seems fitting that he'd post a thirst trap to get his fans buzzing. Check out the highlights below! (@) (@) (@) (@) (@) (@) (@) (@) (@) (@)

Netflix just made fans of spicy gay sports romance a huge favor by releasing 10DANCE while everyone is eagerly awaiting the next episode of Heated Rivalry.Based on a beloved BL (Boy Love) manga by Satou Inoue, 10DANCE follows the love story between two men consumed by the world of competitive dance driven by passion, rivalry, jealousy, and desire, according to Netflix. The movie may be tame compared to the gay hockey series everyone is obsessed with right now, but fans are soaking up the sexual tension, palpable chemistry, yearning, and intense kisses that make it a must-watch. The scene where one of the male dancers is shirtless and teaching the other one how to move his hips for a Latin dance is so sexy that fans cant stop talking about it.So keep scrolling to see the funniest and thirstiest reactions to the latest spicy movie the gays are obsessed with! (@) (@) (@) (@) (@) (@) (@) (@) (@) (@) (@) (@) (@) (@) (@)

A European privacy advocacy group has accused TikTok of monitoring user activity on Grindr through a third-party tracking service, raising serious concerns about the handling of sensitive LGBTQ-related data under European Union privacy law.The allegations were filed Wednesday by None of Your Business, also known as noyb, a Vienna-based digital rights organization. The group submitted formal complaints to Austrias data protection authority against TikTok, Grindr and mobile analytics company AppsFlyer, claiming the companies violated the EUs General Data Protection Regulation, or GDPR, by tracking users across apps without proper consent.According to noyb, TikTok accessed information about a users activity on Grindr via AppsFlyer, a marketing analytics firm that helps companies track app installs and user behavior. The group said this type of cross-app tracking could expose highly sensitive personal data, including information related to sexual orientation, which is afforded special protections under GDPR.The complaint stems from a data-access request filed by a user, who later discovered that TikTok had obtained information about their use of multiple apps, including Grindr and LinkedIn, as well as details about a product added to an online shopping cart. Noyb said TikTok only disclosed this information after repeated inquiries, which it claims violates GDPRs transparency requirements.Telling people months later, and only after several follow-ups, that their sensitive data was accessed is not what the GDPR envisions, noyb said in a statement.The advocacy group alleges that TikTok used the collected data for purposes including personalized advertising, analytics and security. Under EU law, sensitive personal data, such as information that could reveal a persons sexual orientation, is subject to stricter limits because of the potential risk of discrimination, harassment or harm.Noyb argues that neither Grindr nor AppsFlyer had a legal basis to share such data with TikTok, and that AppsFlyer unlawfully facilitated the transfer. The group is calling on Austrian regulators to investigate the claims, order the companies to halt the alleged practices and impose fines if violations are confirmed.Representatives for TikTok, Grindr and AppsFlyer had not publicly responded to the allegations.The complaint adds to mounting scrutiny facing all three companies. TikTok, which is owned by Chinese tech firm ByteDance, was fined 530 million euros by Irelands Data Protection Commission in May over concerns related to international data transfers. Grindr, meanwhile, is currently facing a mass lawsuit in London brought by users who allege the app shared their HIV status with third parties without consent between 2018 and 2020.For LGBTQ advocates, the allegations underscore longstanding fears about how dating apps and social platforms handle sensitive user data. Grindr, in particular, has previously been criticized by privacy experts for its data practices, given the risks faced by queer people in hostile environments.Information about someones sexuality is not just another data point, privacy advocates have argued. In the wrong hands, it can be dangerous.If regulators determine that the alleged tracking violated GDPR, the companies involved could face significant penalties. Under the law, fines can reach up to 4 percent of a companys global annual revenue.The case now rests with Austrian authorities, who will determine whether to open a formal investigation. For millions of LGBTQ users across Europe and beyond, the outcome could have far-reaching implications for digital privacy, and for how safely queer people can exist online.Source

As lawmakers in Washington debate new federal legislation, access to health care for transgender and nonbinary young people is once again under threat. Several proposals moving through Congress could sharply limit, or outright prohibit, best-practice medical care for trans youth across the country, even in states where that care remains legal.At the center of the discussion is a bill known as the Protect Childrens Innocence Act, one of multiple measures that would place federal restrictions on gender-affirming care. If passed, these efforts could override existing protections and expand the reach of policies already enacted in 26 states that ban or restrict this type of care for minors.Advocates say the stakes are high, and the consequences personal.Advocates Push Back on Federal OverreachRodrigo Heng-Lehtinen, senior vice president of public engagement campaigns at The Trevor Project, issued a statement condemning the proposed legislation, framing it as a dangerous intrusion into private medical decisions.Health care decisions belong with patients, their families, and qualified medical providers, Heng-Lehtinen said. They should not be dictated by politicians through broad federal mandates that ignore individual needs.He warned that congressional efforts to restrict care risk undoing decades of medical consensus and research. Gender-affirming care, he noted, is not new and has long been supported by major medical and mental health organizations in the United States.Mental Health Risks at the Center of the DebateMuch of the concern voiced by LGBTQ+ advocates is rooted in data. Research from The Trevor Project consistently shows that access to gender-affirming care is linked to improved mental health outcomes for transgender and nonbinary young people.A 2022 peer-reviewed study published in The Journal of Adolescent Health found that youth who received gender-affirming hormone therapy reported significantly lower rates of depression and reduced suicide risk compared to those who did not have access.More recent findings from The Trevor Projects 2024 U.S. National Survey on the Mental Health of LGBTQ+ Young People underscore the urgency. Nearly half of transgender and nonbinary respondents said they had seriously considered attempting suicide within the past year. An overwhelming majority of LGBTQ+ youth reported that current political debates negatively affected their well-being.Among trans and nonbinary youth surveyed, a small percentage reported using puberty blockers or hormone therapy. Still, more than half of those receiving hormone care said they feared losing access due to shifting laws.Families Feel the PressureBeyond individual health outcomes, political pressure is reshaping family decisions. Almost half of transgender and nonbinary youth surveyed said their families had considered relocating to another state because of hostile legislation.Heng-Lehtinen emphasized that these debates are not abstract. Restricting this care puts young lives at risk, he said. Its not exaggeration to say the impact could be devastating in communities nationwide.Education and Support Still MatterWhile federal lawmakers weigh next steps, organizations like The Trevor Project continue to focus on education and support. Resources such as its Guide to Being an Ally to Transgender and Nonbinary Young People aim to help families better understand how to show up for trans youth with care and respect.The organization has also spotlighted personal stories through projects like Learn with Love: Haylin & Mat, a short film documenting a mothers journey to supporting her transgender son while navigating health care decisions.As the political landscape grows more uncertain, advocates argue that one principle should remain clear: young people deserve access to care that helps them survive, thrive, and feel supported, not policies that push them further to the margins.Source

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