UK’s MI6 Chief Apologises to LGBT+ Spies Whose Dreams ‘Shattered’ Over View Gay People More Easily Blackmailed The head of the UK’s Secret Intelligence Agency, MI6, has apologised for decades of discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT+) spies. The UK decriminalised same-sex relationships in 1967, but until 1991 its intelligence agencies had a “security bar” against LGBT+ spies due to the idea that they would be more easily blackmailed than their straight counterparts.

Racism at Smith College: Whistleblower Reveals Institution’s Psychological Abuse of White Employees A bombshell whistleblower report stands poised to blow the lid off of an institutionalized policy of racial hostility towards white employees at Smith College in...See more

Biden announces end of Trump’s ‘America first’ agenda in G-7 speech Biden made his international debut Friday with a speech at the G-7 summit declaring the end of former President Donald Trump’s “America first” era. Administration officials previewed Biden’s virtual speech, ...See more