Authorities arrested 201 men but brought no charges, saying they couldn’t prove any illicit same-sex activity.
Dutch authorities say Veronica Clifford-Carlos failed to prove she faces a "risk of persecution" or threat of physical harm in the U.S.
Downingtown’s new mayor talks flooding, affordability, and why voters cared more about issues than her identity.
It’s a short line from Budapest to the Ballroom, as Trump adopts the same surveillance tactics Orbán used to target LGBTQ people.
William Saki sued to express his identity on a vanity plate that Ohio labeled "Inappropriate," leading the state to revise its rules.
Lucien Bates says security guards harassed him, screaming and demanding he show ID to justify his presence in a Chicago arcade restroom.
Apple pulled Blued and Finka from its China App Store under orders from the country’s top internet regulator.
The former Kentucky clerk who refused to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples must now pay $360,000 to the couple she turned away.
LGBTQ allies Abigail Spanberger, Zohran Mamdani and Mikie Sherrill score decisive wins in Virginia, New York and New Jersey.
The couple claim they cannot return to Saudi Arabia because the government discovered their relationship after the airline’s disclosure.
Hampton VA supervisors allegedly told employees that rainbow apparel and lanyards were banned under a Trump executive order.
The Republican commentator says warnings about the Supreme Court reversing same-sex marriage rights are unfounded.
Once a self-styled LGBTQ ally, the South Carolina congresswoman now leans into anti-gay rhetoric as she campaigns for governor.
Policy shift allows same-sex partners to identify as "spouse," marking a quiet breakthrough for LGBTQ visibility in South Korea.
When power forgets who it serves, protest becomes the people's reminder.