Pro-Trump evangelical leader Franklin Graham has said people in the UK are “truthophobic” after his tour there was cancelled due to his anti-LGBT+ comments. Graham hit out at people who campaigned to have him banned from preaching in venues across the UK in a Facebook post. “Opposition to the Gospel shouldn’t really surprise us,” Graham wrote on Facebook. “Jesus warned that it would come. “As you may know, my eight-city evangelistic tour across the UK has been met with resistance by LGBTQ activists who inaccurately claim that I am homophobic,...

Sony is reportedly developing a new Spider-Man/Spider-Verse film that would unite Tom Holland with Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield with a bisexual twist. A source told We Got This Covered that the project, which is in early development stages, would see Holland team up with former Spider-Men Maguire and Garfield. The source claimed that Sony particularly wants to get Garfield in on the action so he can play a bisexual Spider-Man. In a move that would see Sony giving queer people everything they want, Garfield’s Spider-Man will also have a...

A gay refugee is suing the Trump administration for sending him to Guatemala after he tried to claim asylum in the United States. The United States has a “safe third country” agreement with Guatemala, meaning they can send refugees to the Central American country instead. The lawsuit was filed by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) in conjunction with other groups, who argue that countries like Guatemala are “plagued by violence, instability and ill-equipped asylum systems”. Gay refugee believes he will face homophobic discrimination in Guatemala. The gay man suing...

Gay leader Leo Varadkar and his centre-right Fine Gael party have come in third place in the Irish general election behind Fianna Fáil and Sinn Féin. Rival centre-right party Fianna Fáil came out with a narrow majority of 38 seats in the 160 seat Dáil. They are closely followed by left-wing Sinn Féin at 37, with Fine Gael lagging behind at 35. Ireland’s political system has historically been dominated by the country’s two main political parties Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil. Sinn Féin’s unprecedented success will be seen as a...

Ireland’s first lesbian minister is expected to lose her seat as counting continues following the country’s general election. Katherine Zappone, who is originally from the United States but has been an Irish citizen since the 1990s, became Ireland’s first openly lesbian minister in 2016. But counts from her constituency in Dublin South-West indicate that she is likely to lose her seat. There are five seats in Zappone’s constituency. One of those has been won by Sinn Féin’s Seán Crowe and Colm Brophy of Fine Gael looks likely to take the...