World Cup-themed board games that are available now include Connect 4 and Monopoly. Jazwares also just dropped a line of World Cup-themed plush toys. The 2026 FIFA World Cup begins on June 11. The ...

If you're still a Barbie girl living in a Barbie world, then you know it's about to be the best day of the year. From dolls inspired by the film that are almost too pretty to unbox to home decor and a ...

The thing is, Alabama doesn’t need to brag. The sign doesn’t say “Welcome to Alabama, Where We’re Better Than Your State” or “Alabama: We Told You So.” It just says “Sweet Home Alabama,” and if you ...

Karen Kempe, of Souris, Man., had her Pride flag stolen this week. It's the third time that has happened. The community's mayor says the incident doesn’t reflect the town’s true colours.

Eric Batman, a 24-year veteran of the Department of Public Works, sued L.A. County on March 10 after his bosses refused to let him work remotely in June, when the Pride flag hangs in front of many L.A ...

A bill headed to the Oklahoma Senate would ban any state government entity, including schools, from recognizing Pride Month or displaying pride flags ...

Eric Batman, an employee of the county's Department of Public Works, "cannot participate in a celebration that his religion deems sinful," his lawyers wrote.

House lawmakers advanced legislation Wednesday that would ban any Oklahoma state government entity, including public schools, from recognizing Pride Month and from displaying LGBTQ+ pride flags.

The Idaho House on Thursday widely passed a bill that would fine local and state governments for flying flags that aren’t on ...

A large Pride flag was removed from a flagpole at the Stonewall National Monument in Greenwich Village following a directive from the Trump administration issued last month. The directive prohibits ...

A Los Angeles County civil engineer is suing the county for refusing to let him work from home in June, when the LGBT Pride flag will be flown from the building where he works, according to court ...

A veteran Los Angeles County engineer is taking his employer to federal court, arguing he should not have to walk under a Pride flag to do his job.