John Riley is a Senior Editor at Metro Weekly. He covers a range of topics including politics, community issues, and nightlife, with a particular focus on culture, society, and health. John has been featured in numerous publications, including USA TODAY, Daily Kos, 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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Police say the two German tourists allegedly scrawled a swastika and "Adolf was here" onto a rainbow bench in Miami Beach.
Milwaukee artist Jeremy Novy's koi fish paintings were repeatedly defaced with graffiti, including the anti-gay slur "F*g."
South Carolina's new law mandates single-sex restrooms in schools, which could force trans students into outdoor portable toilets.
The school allegedly edited the student's photo and referred to him by his deadname in a Facebook post honoring the graduating senior.
The 36-year-old woman was sentenced to 18 months of forced labor for writing gay fan-fiction about a K-pop group.
Noise complaints prompted Ginger's, one of the nation's few remaining lesbian bars, to cancel most of its Pride Month DJ events.
June's lineup includes a Pride flag-raising ceremony, awards reception, entertainment showcase, and group march in the Capital Pride Parade.
The June 7 brunch at the Four Seasons will celebrate LGBTQ activists, artists, volunteers, and community leaders from across the D.C. region.
HELENA — The topic of corner crossing has been a hotly discussed issue in Big Sky Country in recent months. Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks is hoping to get more citizen input on the topic to find solutions.
In "The Lesbian Bar Chronicles," Rachel Karp documents the stories, struggles, and resilience of America's remaining lesbian bars.
