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Liberty Counsel, the Christian conservative legal group representing Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore, has filed a lawsuit over his suspension.
President Barack Obama will host his eighth and final White House Pride reception on Thursday, June 9.
Texas on Wednesday filed a lawsuit challenging a directive by the Obama administration advising schools to allow transgender students to use the bathroom of their choice.
While visiting Charlotte for NFL meetings this week, San Francisco 49ers CEO Jed York called for repeal of North Carolina's anti-gay law.
Meeting in Peoria on Friday, delegates to the state GOP convention voted overwhelmingly to retain a plank in the party platform that defines marriages between a man and a woman.
Vice President Joe Biden on Saturday praised West Point class president Eugene "E.J." Coleman for coming out gay.
After being sworn in as Army Secretary, Eric Fanning held a press conference in which he thanked his boyfriend Ben Masri-Cohen for standing by his side during a "confusing" confirmation process.
Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto on Tuesday proposed legalizing same-sex marriage throughout Mexico.
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton met with HIV and AIDS experts and advocates at her Brooklyn headquarters Thursday, where they discussed Clinton's commitment to tackling the epidemic and achieving an "AI
A majority of Americans support allowing transgender people to use the bathroom of their choice, a new CNN/ORC poll found.
The Washington Blade, the oldest LGBT newspaper in the U.S., on Tuesday endorsed Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton for president.
Chris Carmack, who plays a gay country music singer on ABC's Nashville, has denounced a Tennessee law that targets the LGBT community.
North Carolina Attorney General Roy Cooper on Monday responded to Republican Governor Pat McCrory's decision to sue the federal government rather than repeal a law that targets the LGBT community.
North Carolina State Senator Buck Newton on Monday delivered a speech in which he made a call to "keep our state straight."
Charlotte Hornets owner Michael Jordan said Tuesday that his team opposes any form of discrimination.
Nick Jonas and Demi Lovato on Monday announced the cancellation of two North Carolina shows on their joint tour to protest a state law that targets the LGBT community.
President Barack Obama on Saturday credited his daughters and gay couples he knows for helping him change his mind on marriage equality.
Former Pennsylvania Senator Harris Wofford on Sunday announced that he's marrying a man.
Go-Go's founder and singer Belinda Carlisle on Tuesday said Gov. Phil Bryant is making life "hell on earth" for many Mississippians after signing the state's anti-LGBT bill into law.
Appearing Monday on Good Morning America, Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz answered questions about how so-called religious freedom bills affect gay and lesbian couples.
Republican presidential candidate John Kasich on Thursday reiterated his opposition to gay couples marrying but added that he can accept it.
Republican presidential candidate John Kasich on Tuesday reiterated his opposition to marriage equality but added, "Let's try to understand each other a little bit."
Out singer Adam Lambert has praised Bruce Springsteen's decision to cancel a North Carolina show over a law that targets the LGBT community.
Pro-equality advocates from across Illinois will be at the State Capitol on Wednesday, April 13, to urge legislators to take action on legislation and issues of importance to LGBT Illinoisans.