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An openly gay St. Louis County police officer claims in a lawsuit that he was unfairly overlooked for advancement because of his sexuality.
Several LGBT groups are calling on the Trump administration to keep in place guidance that protects transgender students.
LGBT groups are alarmed by a leaked copy of a draft executive order they say would allow discrimination.
LGBT rights groups are speaking out against Neil Gorsuch's nomination to the U.S. Supreme Court.
The White House announced Tuesday that President Donald Trump will continue to protect the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people working for federal contractors under an executive order signed by his pr
The Boy Scouts of America on Monday announced that it would begin admitting transgender youth.
The hashtag #DeleteUber trended worldwide Saturday night as Uber provided rides at JFK airport while other taxi drivers held a strike over President Donald Trump's ban on Muslim travelers.
The first-ever World OutGames in the United States – which will be the fourth edition of this mega, quadrennial, multi-sport showcase for the LGBT community – will be held May 26 – June 4 in Miami. The 10-day event also
The baker who created a replica of a cake originally made for President Barack Obama's 2013 inauguration will donate the profits to the Human Rights Campaign (HRC), the nation's largest LGBT rights advocate.
A page devoted to LGBT issues on the White House website was taken down after President Donald Trump took office on Friday.
During his final news conference from the White House, President Barack Obama reflected on the gains made by LGBT activists during his presidency.
At her Senate confirmation hearing on Tuesday, Betsy DeVos was asked whether she supports therapies that claim to alter the sexual orientation or gender identity of LGBT people.
Out billionaire Peter Thiel told The New York Times this week that he does not believe President-elect Donald Trump will reverse the gains of the LGBT community.
At his Senate confirmation hearing on Thursday, Ben Carson said that he's opposed to "extra rights" for LGBT people.
Pete Buttigieg, the out mayor of South Bend, Indiana, on Thursday announced his bid for chairman of the Democratic National Committee (DNC).
IBM on Friday unveiled a rainbow version of its iconic 8-bar logo.
Out talk show host Ellen DeGeneres on Tuesday announced that gospel singer Kim Burrell won't appear on her daytime show as scheduled.
Federal prosecutors on Tuesday announced that they were dropping a criminal case against a Florida man accused of threatening to kill gay men and lesbians.
A float at the 128th Rose Parade honored the victims of the Pulse massacre.
Kelly Osbourne over the weekend called on the LGBT community to give President-elect Donald Trump a chance.
The number of companies earning top marks for how they treat their lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender employees has hit a record high, according to a new report released Monday by the Human Rights Campaign (HRC), the
Pulse nightclub owner Barbara Poma on Monday backed out of a deal to sell the property to the city of Orlando.
A twice-a-year furniture market in North Carolina has seen lower attendance since passage of House Bill 2 (HB2).