The rule will allow counselors and therapists to refer a patient to someone else over sincerely held “ethical, moral or religious principles.”

I’m calling on my white LGBTQ brothers and sisters for help because my spouse and I don’t know where our Black bodies are safe in America.

They say the party must show it’s inclusive if it hopes to win in New Jersey.

“My classmates can solve quadratic equations or cite the elements on the periodic table. They can’t tell you who Harvey Milk was or the significance of the Stonewall Riots.”

“I felt like somebody came with a key and opened the cage and said you’re free to go.”

Church law explicitly forbids a “self-avowed practicing homosexual” from being a church leader.

“This is my town. I was born and raised here. I’m not leaving because I’m different.”

Despite the identities of those targeted, his homophobic remarks, and claims he used gay dating apps, the killer’s motives remain unclear.

We are at a crossroads in our collective national consciousness.

“Because the chief justice has proven — and promised — that he will not change his behavior, he has left this Court with no choice but to remove him from office.”

Ivanka Trump’s rabbi, Tim Tebow, and John Kasich are among those who have refused Trump’s invitations to speak next week.

She walked in worried about her cheating husband and walked out with a gay BFF.

“The plan is for him to address everything he’s done,” says a source. Wait. Everything? TLC says, not happening.

“I’m guessing Trump is a top?” is among dozens of LOL-worthy reactions that might make Trump consider “pulling out” that logo.

“The magic that’s supposed to happen at Canada’s Wonderland was lost to us.”

Trump announced he chose Indiana Gov. Mike Pence but postponed introducing him because of the France terror attack.

After DC police waited 10 days to issue a release about the trans woman’s murder, they still misgendered and misnamed her.

The Indiana Governor recently became a political commodity by firing the first salvo in the “Religious Freedom Restoration” movement.

Mississippi’s Democratic attorney general said Wednesday that he won’t join the Republican governor in appealing a federal judge’s ruling.

The divisive issue would be in the spotlight as voters prepare to cast ballots in the closely watched governor’s race.