With federal HIV funding at risk, the health center is urging Washingtonians to support its 40th annual fundraiser on Sept. 19.
In Rio, the global HIV community warned that lifesaving breakthroughs mean little if the people who need them cannot access them.
Beginning this fall, Health Canada will eliminate screening questions that have prevented some gay and bisexual men from donating sperm.
A bipartisan anti-trafficking law eliminates a decades-old provision allowing felony prostitution charges based on a person's HIV status.
In A Fine Madness, acclaimed D.C. actor Justin Weaks transforms his experience living with HIV into a deeply personal solo performance.
A man with HIV entered long-term remission after receiving HIV-resistant stem cells through a bone marrow transplant to treat cancer.
Proposed ordinances would amend a 1988 ban to allow and regulate businesses permitting on-premises sexual activity between consenting adults.
A $31 million stopgap restores eligibility and keeps 12,000 Floridians on life-saving HIV medications through June.
The event seeks to raise $500,000 to help fund Whitman-Walker's HIV testing, outreach, prevention, and treatment services.
The World Health Organization warns the threat isn’t over even as case numbers fall and vaccine orders continue.
Federal health webpages on HIV, LGBTQ issues were deleted under Trump orders erasing transgender identity and opposing DEI.
The actor says he began having same-sex encounters while using drugs, a subject he revisits in his new memoir and Netflix documentary.
Olympic diving legend Greg Louganis sold his medals and moved to Panama, claiming the relocation is about rediscovery.
Police in Bogor, Indonesia, arrested 75 people at a private "gay party," sparking outrage from human rights and LGBTQ advocacy groups.
FDA approves PrEP drug. Lenacapavir is a twice-yearly HIV prevention shot more effective than daily pills.