A cultural shift is happening, helped by the presence of U.S. Ambassador James “Wally” Brewster, the first openly gay top diplomat the United States has posted to a Latin American country.

U.S. District Judge Aleta Trauger ruled that the results the lawyers got in the case were “superb and far-reaching” and that they should be entitled to costs and fees.

Excerpt: “Yeah, f**k you, Arthur, you little faggot f**k. Minimum wage faggot!”

Passionate responses to Nathan Deal’s veto: Praise from the left, threats of payback from the right.

When female tortoises aren’t around, these guys aren’t so picky.

After jokes about rape, white people, and gays, she told the fleeing audience: “You’ll never get a cent of the money back that you paid.”

“Are the rules different for celebrities? Are celebrities allowed to insult women?”

“These guys are supposed to be tough warriors… What is going on with those people?”

“Fingers are crossed,” Norman Reedus said, just days before Governor Nathan Deal announced he’d veto the bill.

In the aftermath of North Carolina’s antigay bill, one transgender man writes an impassioned plea for acceptance.

Numerous corporations and celebrities have denounced the bill and threatened to leave the state or abandon planned projects if the bill became law.

It is one of two chapters in the nation that refuse to allow gay men to join the fraternal organization.

The American Civil Liberties Union, Lambda Legal and Equality North Carolina filed a challenge to the law overnight in U.S. District Court.

He claims he’s a homosexual “up to the point of intercourse.”

Jesus’ death on the cross and the lynching of African-Americans are synonymous experiences.

Gays are a contagion, declares the banner in bold red and black lettering that hangs on the sidewalk of a bustling neighborhood in Indonesia’s capital.

A policy at the Eastern Kentucky Correctional Complex prohibits prisoners from receiving items that “promote homosexuality.”

Insurance companies in Delaware will be prohibited from limiting health care coverage for transgender individuals.

The proposal is a response to Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis, who spent five days in jail last year for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples.

Fulton County District Attorney Paul Howard announced the indictment of 48-year-old Martin Blackwell on Friday.