LGBTQ people are among a host of groups receiving offensive, inflammatory texts in the wake of Donald Trump's electoral victory.
A report by HRC, released ahead of Trans Day of Remembrance, details the staggering scope of anti-transgender violence in the United States.
After the Charlotte Hornets point guard used a homophobic slur in a post-game interview, the NBA levied the maximum fine possible.
Ohio Republicans have passed a bill banning transgender people from using bathrooms matching their gender identity in public buildings.
The CDC reports that syphilis diagnoses have decreased among gay and bisexual men, which may be due to increased use of doxyPEp.
A psychologist has suggested that LGBTQ people upset by Donald Trump's win distance themselves from Trump-supporting family members.
The victim's mother is criticizing school officials, claiming they didn't contact police or medical professionals until she intervened.
Odessa, Texas, now allows people to sue transgender individuals for at least $10k if they enter or use gender-affirming restrooms.
The ACLU lawyer will argue that Tennessee's ban on gender-affirming care -- and those in other states -- should be overturned.
Daqua Lameek Ritter, who murdered Dime Doe, is the first person convicted of anti-trans violence under a federal hate crimes law.
The first-of-its-kind lawsuit alleges that Dr. May Chi Lau illegally prescribed hormone treatments to 21 minors, in violation of a state ban.
The former Fox host told Megyn Kelly he thought the Democratic Party was forcing the vice-presidential candidate to stay closeted.
The NYPD is investigating the menacing email, which comes at a time when several other WNBA players have received anti-LGBTQ messages.
The rapper and music mogul is beset by additional lawsuits accusing him of sexual assault, bringing the total current number to 18.
The U.S. Department of Defense upgraded the dismissals of 820 former military service members to “honorable discharges” following a year-long review of their service records....