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The judge will block the Trump administration's attempt to restrict funding for sex education from schools that teach it in an inclusive way.
Cyrus Javadi has left the Republican Party, saying it's full of "leaders who’d rather go viral than go fix the roads."
Jessica Bates said she would not let her kids dress how they want, nor take them to the doctor for gender dysphoria treatment.
A federal judge ruled that the government violated her rights.
The former state senator says she intends to help families save for their futures and the future of their children.
Anti-trans spectators booed as the sophomore crossed the finish line in the 200-meter race first, then later as she received her gold medal.
The performer and environmental activist led a rally and march in Washington, D.C., and met with key lawmakers to push for enhanced protections for mature and old-growth forests.
The publisher of SUS magazine and several community members are speaking out after a hateful incident at a Sisters Coffee Company cafe.
Dwayne Yunker, the newest member of Oregon's House of Representatives, said he isn’t afraid to be called a "Christian Nationalist" or "homophonic" (sic).
She said she was subjected to a body-cavity search by a male officer, among other humiliations.
The pipe-wielding man attacked the group of naked cyclists believing them to be part of a Pride month event.
Suspicious letters containing fentanyl were sent to multiple states’ election offices, and the inclusion of the Progress Pride Flag raises questions about the sender’s motives.
Matthew Alan Lehigh used his to car to attack people he perceived to be LGBTQ+.
The suit alleges Oregon authorities turned a blind eye to anti-LGBTQ+ abuse by other youths and sometimes joined in the abuse.
Amidst a tense national political landscape, Govs. Polis, Healey, and Kotek champion LGBTQ+ rights, exemplifying state-led progressiveness.
This drag-a-thon was one for the books. Literally.
The clinic was highlighted a day before a bomb threat was made.
The Oregon congresswoman and vice chair of the House Equality Caucus details how she's protecting these vulnerable groups.
Colin M. Smith is remembered as “one of the good ones.”
The event took a stand for an art form under attack and raised money for the Trevor Project.
