Manager Chuck King and owner Ian Parrish give their sides in an argument that broke Baltimore's leather bar
Senior living facility rejected couple based on religious beliefs regarding the "Biblical definition" of marriage
But four of the 12 judges say it's still unclear whether Title IX requires schools to adopt such policies
Judge rules allowing student to use boys' restroom "poses no threat to the privacy or safety of any of his fellow students"
Senators vow to keep Aderholt Amendment out of final version of government funding bill
School district argues that students' restroom use needs to be dictated by the gender listed on their birth certificates
Managers say the closure was prompted by interference from both the building's owners and one of its lenders
TransLAW's annual "A Toast to TransLAW" is July 30 at Trade
A federal judge in Oregon has dismissed a lawsuit that sought to reverse a rural school district’s policy allowing transgender individuals to use restrooms, locker...
Rates of gonorrhea, chlamydia, and syphilis among residents of the District of Columbia rose significantly during 2017, according to the D.C. Department of Health’s most...
The National LGBT Bar Association has launched a new campaign asking attorneys across the nation to repudiate anti-LGBTQ legal groups and pledge not to support...
Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette has hit back against a ruling by the state’s Civil Rights Commission, accusing commissioners of overstepping their authority by deciding...
Delaware Gov. John Carney has signed a measure banning the practice of conversion therapy on minors into law, making it the fifth state this year...
Earlier this month, a district court of appeals in Lebanon issued a groundbreaking ruling finding that consensual sex between people of the same sex is...
More than 100,000 Israelis took to the streets of Tel Aviv on Sunday night to protest Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s backtracking on a provision within...