Former Acting Director of National Intelligence will serve a five-year term on the Council, which meets twice each year
New rule would radically overhaul immigration system by creating narrow criteria for asylum eligibility
Former Obama White House staffer will be entrusted with recruiting and vetting more than 4,000 government appointees
Gov. Andrew Cuomo has called on New York's Hate Crimes Task Force to investigate alleged bias-motivated attack
Michael Correia made comments about a Black trans activist's breasts and misgendered her in recorded conversation
Eureka Police are investigating the vandalism incident as a hate crime
Outgoing Republican congressman says he's weighing a bid for governor as an independent
Rannells plays a straight character in "The Prom," which features James Corden in a gay role
LGBTQ people experience more job losses, reduced access to healthcare, and greater social isolation
Will & Grace star said she hoped Trump would be a "popular boyfriend" to other inmates in prison
Mendes said the rumors had led him to question his mannerisms and that he "suffered" because of it
Court finds Ohio's policy, which was made more restrictive in 2016, "does not pass constitutional muster"
Judge James Peterson found that prison officials' denial of surgery to Nicole Campbell violated her constitutional rights
Biden's transportation secretary nominee referenced proposing to husband Chasten at O'Hare Airport
Trans people were previously required to announce their desired name change in a local newspaper two separate times