Russell Kingsland plans to sue New Jersey's Attorney General's Office for $1.5 million, saying anti-gay abuse and retaliation destroyed his career.
The gay former coordinator alleges PepsiCo ignored years of workplace harassment and fired her after she took family leave.
The university system says LGBTQ people remain protected despite the removal of explicit nondiscrimination language.
A Tennessee school agreed to issue Morgan Armstrong's diploma after she sued over being barred from graduation for coming out as gay.
Officials say the language shift will curb the "normalization" of LGBTQ identity, while rights groups warn it will fuel discrimination.
The measure would criminalize LGBTQ advocacy, require citizens to report suspected violations, and impose prison terms for same-sex activity.
Spain overtook Malta in ILGA Europe's annual rankings of laws and policies affecting LGBTQ people across 49 European countries.
The proposed provisions would ban Pride flags at federal buildings and restrict funding tied to LGBTQ rights and gender-affirming care.
Canadian adult film star Milo Miles is a persona non grata in the U.S. following a harrowing ordeal at the border.
Two attackers were convicted in a violent robbery targeting gay men in a country where homosexuality remains criminalized.
An HRC survey finds declining acceptance, growing insecurity, and widening barriers to work, food, and health care for LGBTQ Americans.
Rose Tagnesi says she was targeted by the school district for defending LGBTQ students and mocked as a "witch" by a school board trustee.
The Liberty Hotel agreed to a settlement after a security guard wrongly forced the couple out of the women’s restroom.
Virginia Democrat’s campaign spot blasts Earle-Sears’ claim that firing someone for being gay “isn’t discrimination.”
Law requires government buildings to separate facilities -- including bathrooms, locker rooms, and sleeping quarters -- based on birth sex.