Nation
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Lying about someone being gay no longer defamation per se, NY court rules
New York law previously put calling someone gay on par with accusing them of a heinous crime
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Presidential historian Tim Naftali on Trump, Biden, and what’s next for America
Presidential historian Tim Naftali on how Donald Trump crashed his party, and what Joe Biden can do to reunite our nation.
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More than 150 businesses oppose Montana’s anti-transgender bills
Measures seek to bar trans athletes from competition and deny transition-related care to minors
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Virginia Democrats introduce ban on gay and trans panic defense
Separate bill also ensures LGBTQ victims of crime can receive justice
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Gay former ambassador Rufus Gifford tapped by Biden for State Department
The former ambassador to Denmark will be nominated for Chief of Protocol
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Trans athlete sues USA Powerlifting over its policy barring her from competing as a woman
JayCee Cooper says the organization's ban on transgender competitors "violates...the very spirit of sports."
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Trump takes parting shot with anti-LGBTQ rule allowing social service agencies to discriminate
Rule builds upon past actions seeking to grant social service agencies license to discriminate
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Montana lawmakers will consider two anti-transgender bills this session
Bills would bar trans athletes from competing and prohibit trans youth from receiving care to help them transition
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Unconcerned about COVID? Virus could potentially ‘infect penis for life’
As vaccines gradually deliver the world from COVID-19, what awaits us on the other side of the curve?
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Trump Impeached a Second Time, LGBTQ orgs weigh in
The Human Rights Campaign and GLAAD both offer statements of support following the historic impeachment vote in the House or Representatives.
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Brian Sims accuses Republican colleague of trying to “get me killed”
Gay Pennsylvania lawmaker cited a threat from one of Doug Mastriano's supporters in the wake of the Capitol riots
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Gay professor sues Christian university for discrimination after being denied full-time position
Jéaux Rinedahl says Seattle Pacific University has asked him to continue teaching part-time
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Federal judge blocks Trump rule that would turn away LGBTQ asylum seekers
Judge's order will prevent DHS from imposing higher burden of proof on refugees while courts hear challenge to rule
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Lawmakers in Mike Pence’s home state want to protect LGBTQ youth from conversion therapy
Bill would discipline Indiana therapists who subject minors to the therapy or willfully mislead clients about its effects
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Trump enabler Lindsey Graham was ‘screaming’ during insurrection at Capitol
Sen. Sherrod Brown said Graham didn't respond well to Trump supporters storming the Capitol
