Ten years after the repeal of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell," the VA will allow discharged LGBTQ military veterans to recoup the benefits they lost.
Speaker Pelosi, HRC, the Task Force, the Victory Fund are a few organizations celebrating the executive order.
Policy would be easy to implement, and would be life-changing for non-exempt service members and currently-barred recruits
”The partners of gay service members will not at this point be given any special rights or any rights that parallel those of a spouse.”...
Biden agreed to a Republican-backed provision in the spending bill that Pride flags from being flown outside U.S. embassies.
Citing GOP-led efforts to roll back personal freedoms, advocates vow to mobilize pro-LGBTQ voters on the president's behalf.
President Joe Biden hosted a picnic-style Pride Month event on Saturday at the White House.
The White House and several other government leaders have recognized June as Pride Month at a time when the LGBTQ community is under attack.
Republicans and Democrats are pushing opposing bills dealing with transgender military service, signaling that, for some, anti-LGBTQ animus remains a winning issue on Capitol Hill. ...
The Department of Defense will pay $1,325,000 to settle claims for attorneys’ fees and costs incurred by the Modern Military Association of America and three...
The Biden administration has announced several policies aimed at making transgender Americans' lives easier.
President Biden recognizes National Coming Out Day: "My Administration will always have your back"
A congressional bill seeks to correct the military records of service members who received less than honorable discharges for being LGBTQ.
Department of Labor guidance instructs insurers to remove all costs associated with PrEP, including lab tests and clinic visits
The U.S. Senate has confirmed two LGBTQ women, Shawn Skelly and Gina Ortiz Jones, to top military posts within the Biden administration.