John Riley is a journalist at Metro Weekly, where he serves as a senior editor. He covers a range of topics including politics, community issues, and nightlife, with a particular focus on LGBTQ rights, social issues, and crime. John has been featured in various publications such as USA TODAY, Hood County News, and Cyber Defense Magazine.
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John Riley focuses on legal and political news, often with a local (United States) perspective. His articles predominantly cover government & politics, as well as crime-related stories.
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New Jersey is the latest state to pass a law prohibiting LGBTQ books, among others, from being categorically banned.
42-year-old Franklin Siate threatened to beat a gay couple with a sign and to "rape and murder" a female bouncer at the club.
By: John Riley
Gov. Gianforte holds Energy Roundtable Discussion in Helena HELENA — Energy needs continue to grow in the Treasure State and on the national level.
HELENA — The Montana Supreme Court has upheld a district court ruling in Held v. Montana, affirming the young plaintiffs have a “fundamental constitutional right to a clean and healthful environment.”
After four decades, D.C.'s all-male BDSM, kink, and fetish non-profit is closing due to financial difficulties.
A man in police custody for a separate offense was charged with a hate crime for allegedly trying to set an LGBTQ pub on fire.
A school district that once banned Pride flags will pay $90,000 to settle a gay teacher's "hostile work environment" lawsuit.
Police in Australia say that gangs of teenagers are using dating apps to lure gay men to brutally assault them and extract "confessions."
Disney scrubbed a character's transgender identity in the upcoming Pixar series "Win or Lose," citing concerns about parental rights.
Sgt. Tyler Peppard claims his fellow officers relentlessly harassed him, left rotting food in his bag, and tampered with his SWAT equipment.
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