GOP leaders -- except for Vice President JD Vance -- condemn messages joking about Hitler, threatening political opponents, and bigoted or racial slurs.
The founder of Casa Ruby seeks a new attorney after an “irreconcilable” rift, delaying sentencing for a seventh time.
Food & Friends’ new fundraiser trades Thanksgiving pies for fitness challenges that help provide meals for people in need.
Virginia Democrat’s campaign spot blasts Earle-Sears’ claim that firing someone for being gay “isn’t discrimination.”
In a new interview with WUSA9, the Casa Ruby founder apologized to clients left in the lurch by the LGBTQ nonprofit’s financial collapse.
Known for targeting LGBTQ-inclusive advertising, the conservative activist group takes aim at NASCAR’s upcoming ad campaign.
Terri Lesley was fired for refusing to remove LGBTQ-themed books from shelves, then sued the county for violating her First Amendment rights.
Texas AG Ken Paxton sets sights on transgender and left-wing groups as part of a broader right-wing push to brand them violent extremists.
Kirson says she hoped performing openly as a lesbian in Riyadh could help LGBTQ people feel seen, but now calls the decision a mistake.
As cities nationwide move to erase street murals, Milwaukee has installed two new rainbow crosswalks in defiance.
Columnist Will O’Bryan explores how humor, rage, and protest can help us stay sane in Trump’s chaotic America.
Declaring “that’s not discrimination,” Winsome Earle-Sears clashed with Abigail Spanberger over LGBTQ rights at Virginia's gubernatorial debate.
Virginia’s gay GOP Lt. Gov. nominee says he and Winsome Earle-Sears can “put aside differences” over same-sex marriage.
California governor says health education standards bill is premature, while declining to sign or veto several other pro-LGBTQ measures.
Sun Country crew diverted a Minneapolis-to-Newark flight after a passenger began screaming anti-LGBTQ conspiracies midair.