The MS NOW correspondent discusses covering Donald Trump, declining trust in journalism, and life as an out gay husband and father.
The lesbian congresswoman discusses her U.S. Senate campaign, what Democrats must do differently, and her fight for working families.
The late Lindsey Graham’s sister is leaning into Trump’s culture-war agenda as she seeks a full six-year term in South Carolina.
The Massachusetts congressman expressed regret during a Senate primary debate but continued to defend the substance of his remarks.
The university system says LGBTQ people remain protected despite the removal of explicit nondiscrimination language.
The playwright discusses My Favorite Sociopath, journalistic ethics, and why Florida is the future of America.
Ask E. Jean answers nearly all of our questions about the woman who took Trump to trial and won, repeatedly.
The six provisions target Pride flags, transgender rights, DEI programs, and LGBTQ nondiscrimination protections at the State Department.
Wyoming's Reid Rasner settled with one defendant who admitted the allegations were false, while four other defamation lawsuits continue.
Mace is reportedly weighing a Senate bid weeks after finishing fifth in South Carolina's Republican gubernatorial primary.
America's 250th arrives not with hope but with division, resentment, and a longing for the unifying spirit of 1976.
The Kentucky Republican filmed and confronted a Fox News reporter after being questioned about an alleged affair with a fellow lawmaker.
Jeffco Public Schools says federal investigators mistook managers, trainers, and mascots for male athletes while searching for transgender athletes.
The anti-trans congresswoman finished fifth in South Carolina's GOP gubernatorial primary and will leave Congress next year.
The gay New Hampshire congressman discusses affordability, LGBTQ representation, and why Democrats must remain a "big tent" party.