Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte has signed two bills banning transgender people from bathrooms matching their gender and from women's sports.
Jenner & Block is the fourth law firm targeted with an executive order for challenging President Trump's policies.
Without giving a reason why, the beer giant has ended a 30-year sponsorship deal with its hometown Pride festivities.
The DOD removed a page on actress Bea Arthur's military service to purge references to diversity and LGBTQ content.
The administration canceled grants for research on LGBTQ health issues, claiming it did "nothing to enhance the health of many Americans."
A proposed anti-trans law in Arkansas could potentially permit parents to sue hairdressers for giving minors a gender-nonconforming haircut.
The LGBTQ organization wants to partner only with corporations that demonstrate regular support for the LGBTQ community and respect for DEI.
The pageant "Draggieland" will go ahead after a federal judge blocked the board of regents from enforcing a drag ban at the university.
McBride's comments highlight the uncertainty among Democrats when it comes to navigating how to respond to anti-trans political attacks.
Several corporate sponsors have pulled financial support for this year's San Francisco Pride, resulting in a $300,000 shortfall.
Several producers of the inhalant, popular among gay men, have reportedly shut down operations due to FDA raids.
Log Cabin Republicans balk at the Sacramento nightclub's ban on MAGA gear after patrons complained about one man's pro-Trump cap.
Despite conservative pressure, Disney investors overwhelmingly rejected a proposal to stop participating in HRC's equality ratings survey.
The Orthodox university has settled a lawsuit brought by organizers of an LGBTQ student group, agreeing to recognize it as an official club.
An Ohio appeals court has prohibited the state from enforcing its ban on medical care for trans youth, declaring it unconstitutional.