Police in Idaho have arrested a man accused of assaulting a gay couple in what appears to have been an unprovoked, homophobic attack.
Following a military coup, Niger's ruling junta has imposed a penal code that punishes same-sex conduct with up to 10 years in prison.
Nevada ranked as the safest state for LGBTQ residents in a new SafeHome.org report, while Washington, D.C., ranked second-to-last.
Several gay adult performers say scammers seized their X accounts, demanded payments, and used the profiles to push pro-MAGA content.
The reception honoring Washington's LGBTQ community will take place at The Wharf after being postponed from its original June date.
A Washington ballot initiative would require student athletes in girls' sports to verify their sex through genital exams, genetic testing, or hormone analysis.
State attorneys argued in federal court that DNA testing could help enforce Idaho's sweeping bathroom ban targeting transgender people.
The D.C. Board of Elections ruled that Lia Lake could appear on the Democratic primary ballot under the name she uses in daily life.
A New York jury convicted Dmitriy Popov of first-degree manslaughter as a hate crime, but acquitted him of second-degree murder.
The trailblazing state senator hopes to become the first openly LGBTQ person elected to Congress from Florida.
Ajani Grimes was awaiting trial in a robbery case when he fatally shot Cincinnati transgender advocate Laura Schueler.
Rihanna Kelver faces felony charges after drawing a gun on three men she says she feared were about to attack her.
The anti-trans congresswoman finished fifth in South Carolina's GOP gubernatorial primary and will leave Congress next year.
A recently unsealed grand jury report recommended that a Syracuse City judge be removed from office for refusing to marry a same-sex couple.
The Gay Officers Action League says it will skip Manhattan's Pride March after organizers refused to exempt officers from carrying firearms.