News + Politics
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LGBTQ groups enraged over language in leaked “religious freedom” order
Despite assurances from two presidential spokespeople, many LGBTQ groups are choosing not to trust the White House’s messages on the issue of potential discrimination. Throughout his campaign for...
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Trump has no plans “at this time” to sign his anti-LGBTQ executive order
A leaked draft of the order revealed it would allow widespread discrimination against LGBTQ people
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Gay couple viciously attacked in Ohio: “I thought I was going to die”
Attackers told them "God hates fags"
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Online Overhaul: The DC Center’s new website makes accessing services easier
David Mariner hopes the new look will "make it simpler, cleaner, easier to navigate"
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Transgender boy invited to rejoin Scouts after trans ban lifted
Joe Maldonado can become a Cub Scout again after change in gender policy
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Trump nominates Neil Gorsuch for Supreme Court
Conservative judge could be problematic for LGBT people
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British Paper: Trump “displays classic traits of mental illness”
Mental health professionals have theories about the president's mental state -- and they're rather unnerving
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Trump could be preparing an anti-LGBTQ executive order
HRC calls rumors of discriminatory order "deeply troubling"
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Tim Cook: Apple is “open to everyone, no matter where they come from”
Apple CEO affirms that company "believes deeply in the importance of immigration"
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BHT presents $75,000 in grants to local nonprofits
Mary's House and Black, Gifted and Whole among the top grant awardees
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GOP congressmen to reintroduce anti-LGBT First Amendment Defense Act
Trump previously promised to sign bill targeting LGBT people
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Kansas City man attacked and has car vandalized in anti-gay attack
He had a gun held to his head while vandals spray-painted slurs onto his car
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Utah students sue over law prohibiting LGBT references in schools
Lawyers for two public school students argue that the law violates the Constitution
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Granted: BHT to present its annual grants on Saturday
Jim Slattery remembers the first time he witnessed the impact of Brother, Help Thyself. In 2009, the organization’s board met to determine which nonprofits would...
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Idaho man pleads guilty to federal hate crime charge in Lake Lowell murder
An Idaho man has pleaded guilty to a federal hate crime charge for luring a man to a desolate area before robbing him and beating...
