Walmart and Target are keeping most of their Pride Month merchandise online instead of in stores.

After pulling back its DEI initiatives and retracting support for NYC Pride this year, Target still trotted out its annual Pride merch collection—and it's not landing well with queer customers.

Brian Cornell is near the end of an 11-year tenure as Target’s CEO, and he will leave with industry-leading successes and ...

Target is selling a Pride collection this year, which includes adult apparel, homeware and food and beverage items. It’s available online, in the Target app and in some stores, a Target ...

In a state known for its big-name companies, Minnesota’s largest free Pride festival usually counts on Target, Deloitte and other major corporations to fund its annual parade. But the Twin Cities ...

Welcome to our “Is this Pride merch or not?” quiz. We’ve rounded up a bunch of items currently on store shelves—some officially Pride-approved, and some just vibing in the rainbow aesthetic.

Eyesore buildings in Fresno’s Tower District are the target of a new effort by the city, which will use a new law to rouse ...

Ahead of the upcoming local body polls across Maharashtra, the BJP has decided to strike a fine balance between protecting ...

As Pride Month comes to an end, the age-old question, "Which brands were genuinely supportive of the community, and which ...

Police are hunting for two people after transphobic graffiti was sprayed around a park hours before a Pride event started.

Gay Pride Apparel watches and waits For Gay Pride Apparel owners Sergio Aragon and Jesus Gutierrez, the rise in tariffs hasn’t hit the business directly, yet much remains to be seen.