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In September 2009, an Atlanta police unit called "Red Dog" raided a gay bar, and the city is still paying the price.
Republican presidential contender Donald Trump might win some conservative votes by denying gays and lesbians rights, but his hotels, resorts may suffer.
Gays and lesbians who are legally married face a conundrum every year at tax time: which box to check on the IRS forms.
Target Corporation has instituted a new system to regulate corporate political giving, in wake of last summer's scandal over a $150,000 donation to a Minnesota group that supported an anti-gay candidate for governor.
The state of Arizona went to court on Monday in an attempt to stop providing health benefits to state employees' domestic partners.
The Obama Administration is trying to figure out how to control the creation of new web domains, as the internet moves beyond ".com" and ".org" to options like ".gay".
A new Groupon-style company will soon be offering social media deals targeting gay men.
Chicago-based investment management firm Northern Trust has created a new unit that will focus on helping lesbians and gays manage their money.
The donations to anti-gay candidates that landed Target in such hot water this past summer did not stop.
Gay and lesbian couples in Brazil have moved a rung up on the ladder of equality.
Facebook is joining Google and Barclays in efforts to keep gay employees happy by compensating them for unfair tax laws.
