DAR members defeated a resolution that would have required applicants to be "born female," preserving eligibility for transgender women.
Colorado's Democratic Party rebuked the openly gay governor after he commuted election denier Tina Peters' sentence.
The couple says the city violated their First Amendment rights by fining them for painting their fence in rainbow Pride colors.
The bill eliminates the statute of limitations for conversion therapy claims and expands legal protections for survivors.
A federal judge ruled St. George must cover attorneys' fees after a drag troupe won a First Amendment case over a canceled park show.
FCC Chair Brendan Carr seeks public comment on proposed changes to TV ratings that would add gender identity warnings.
Trump administration settles lawsuit, agreeing the Pride flag qualifies for a "historical" exemption from NPS bans on "non-agency" flags.
Grindr will host a Georgetown party during WHDC weekend, bringing together policymakers, journalists, and LGBTQ leaders.
The new law targets non-approved flags on public property, prompting the city of Boise to remove its Pride flag.
Critics warn the measure’s broad language could be used to target drag shows, Pride events, and other public performances.
Tennessee librarian Luanne James has refused to move 132 books flagged for LGBTQ content from the juvenile section to the adult section.
High court rules Colorado’s law isn’t "viewpoint neutral" and that therapists’ speech is protected by the First Amendment.
Former music teacher John Kluge said a policy requiring staff to use transgender students’ preferred names violated his religious beliefs.
A federal appeals court ruled that Montgomery County’s pro-transgender pronouns policy did not violate a teacher’s First Amendment rights.
Federal agents arrested the gay journalist despite judges rejecting attempts to charge him with violating churchgoers’ religious freedom.