Delaware’s newest member of Congress is its first-ever openly transgender member. Why doesn’t she talk about it more?

The Supreme Court could soon get its first request to gut the landmark ruling allowing same-sex marriage.

It’s OK for cops to murder innocent people, for husbands to abuse their wives, and for everyone to target trans people.

Reverend Mariann Edgar Budde urged Donald Trump during her inaugural prayer to show mercy to LGBTQ people and immigrants.

There’s no other way to say this: The Colorado Republican Party is led by a bunch of bigots.

The former congressman is reviving his drag queen persona.

LGBTQ people have few rights in Ukraine. But fighting one of the world’s most extreme homophobes may be changing things.

The move raises questions about how well the 988 line will be able to do its job.

The increasingly hopeless presidential candidate is now clinging to a weird right-wing meme in the hopes of winning over the misogynistic-sociopath vote.

The laws proposed around the country by Republicans would make life for transgender people functionally impossible. The danger is in being under-wrought, not overwrought.

The ruling has major implications for classrooms around the country.

Meanwhile, state Republicans are busy banning pretty much everything except hypocrisy.

Activists are calling a proposed Department of Education rule a “betrayal.”

They’re expressing their outrage by dumping perfectly drinkable beer down the drain.

They insist they see a distinction between the -ism and the human beings. But the legislative attack on trans rights continues apace.

In state after state after state, it’s the same—the same quack “experts,” the same false or outdated evidence, and the same hatred spewed at vulnerable youth. Step up, Democrats.

The information could be used to out transgender students.

After a deadly shooting at an LGBTQ nightclub in Colorado Springs, right-wing pundits are lashing out at the left.

The suspected gunman opened fire in a queer club in Colorado Springs, killing five people and injuring at least 25 others.

The Senate has cleared a major procedural hurdle on the bill, but not without opposition from Republicans.