News + Politics
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Margaret Cho to host fundraiser for Brother, Help Thyself
Brother, Help Thyself (BHT) has landed itself a major headliner to help raise funds for its annual grant-making efforts. Comedienne Margaret Cho will offer 100...
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First gay couple married at West Point attacked in Soho
Police continue to search for assailant and are investigating the incident as a possible hate crime
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Equality Maryland to stay open, but at reduced capacity
LGBT rights organization has raised $10K as part of longer-term fundraising campaign to achieve financial stability
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16-year-old girl dies of injuries from Jerusalem Pride Parade stabbing
Suspect tells court he does not recognize its authority as investigation of stabbing moves forward
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Six stabbed at Jerusalem Pride, suspect committed same crime 10 years ago
Attack prompts Israel lawmaker to come out as "it is no longer possible to remain silent"
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Let Science Decide: FDA mulls blood ban
Both sides of the gay blood ban debate say science should have the final word
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Court Sense (Opinion)
For a sport historically open to lesbians, professional tennis is behind the times when it comes to gay male athletes
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Trumping the Competition
Donald Trump is keeping the GOP contest lively and interesting
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Gay CIA contractor details anti-gay harassment to ABC News
Openly gay former Navy SEAL says fellow contractors targeted him while stationed in Afghanistan
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Judge drops part of transgender nondiscrimination lawsuit
Part of a lawsuit challenging a bathroom policy adopted by a Virginia school board — as it pertains to a transgender high school student — has...
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Boy Scouts of America lifts ban on gay adult leaders
Ban lifts immediately for many troops, but religiously-chartered organizations will still be able to discriminate
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Alternative Scottish Pride event reverses decision not to book drag acts
An alternative Pride event in Glasgow, Scotland, has now reversed its decision not to allow drag queens to perform after outcry from fellow members of...
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Senate appropriations bill emerges without D.C. riders
Senate refusal to attack D.C. nondiscrimination laws may bode well for coalition opposing congressional interference
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Gay Men’s Chorus explores Cuba’s LGBT community
The Gay Men’s Chorus of Washington, D.C. are this week commemorating the end of an historic trip to Cuba. It comes as the Cuban embassy...
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Baltimore Pride 2015: Weekend returns to Eager Street and Druid Hill
Baltimore’s annual Pride Festival has arrived about a month and a half later than usual, but the weekend promises to be as fun and fabulous as...
