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A California man who previously escaped from jail and was on the run for a week was convicted Friday of kidnapping and torturing a marijuana dispensary owner who he mistakenly believed had buried large sums of money in the desert.

Police seized metal poles, bear spray and other weapons Saturday as hundreds of far-right protesters and anti-fascist counter-demonstrators swarmed downtown Portland, Oregon, in a situation the mayor termed "potentially dangerous and volatile."

Some Massachusetts voters see Sen. Edward Markey as potentially vulnerable to a primary challenge, and one group is even trying to persuade U.S. Rep. Joe Kennedy to run for his seat.

Is Donald Trump good for the LGBTQ community? Log Cabin Republicans think so.

A man suspected of placing two devices that looked like pressure cookers in a New York City subway station on Friday, causing an evacuation and snarling the morning commute, has been apprehended, police said.

The Los Angeles Opera declined Friday to release any details of its promised investigation into allegations of sexual harassment against opera legend Placido Domingo, the company's longtime general director, including whether it has already started.

The Gay Days 2019 Daytime Pool Party & Expo at Wyndham Orlando took place yesterday. See who was there.

Heather Locklear has pleaded no contest to charges that she fought with first responders during two visits to her Southern California home last year.

Fay Dunaway's former personal assistant has filed a lawsuit in New York City and alleges the iconic actress subjected him to bullying and called him "a little homosexual boy" before he was fired.

Fifty years after Woodstock, the mystical and messy event that gave birth to a myriad of musical festivals, the entertainment industry is diluted with festivals and events like it.