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After court ruling, LA governor refuses to rescind LGBT nondiscrimination order
Governor John Bel Edwards is standing strong for equality.
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Federal appeal seeks to halt North Carolina restroom law while case progresses
Plaintiffs want an appeals court to expand a preliminary ruling to cover all transgender people in the state instead of the three individuals suing the state.
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In final debate LGBTQ rights are mentioned, but Trump might not concede
In the third and final debate between Clinton and Trump, the candidates take on the Supreme Court, civil rights, immigration, abortion and who is the puppet.
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Trump vs. Clinton: The final presidential debate begins now
Here’s where you can find a live link to the last standoff between the Republican and Democratic nominees, and take part online.
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Before the debate: Clinton ad compares Trump to film bullies like Regina George
Donald Trump compared to famous bullies like Regina George, Biff Tannen and Nurse Ratched in a new campaign video from Clinton, set to run in seven swing states.
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Former Congressman Aaron Schock comes out of hiding (but not the closet)
The 35-year-old, totally-not-gay-100-percent-heterosexual, watersports-loving ex-lawmaker has been laying low for over a year now after resigning.
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Commentary
Despite second case of HIV, PrEP still ‘most effective tool for HIV prevention’
A second man taking PrEP for HIV prevention has tested positive. Let’s take a deeper dive beyond the story to see what it means for gay men taking Truvada.
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Obama administration scores victory in ongoing trans bathroom rights battle
A federal magistrate in Chicago recommended a judge reject a preliminary injunction to block implementation of protections for transgender students.
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Former NFL star and LGBTQ ally sets Trump straight on ‘locker room talk’
LGBTQ ally and former punter Chris Kluwe made headlines for his open letter to an antigay lawmaker in 2012. Now he is back with another open letter written in his familiar, blistering style.
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NBA says moving All-Star Game back to Charlotte is a ‘high priority’
…provided there’s a resolution to a North Carolina law that restricts the rights of LGBT people.