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The interview came a day after a strong Harris response to a transgender question during a Fox News interview, signaling that the ticket will not abandon transgender rights in response to ads.
Just a few weeks after the sports network fired baseball analyst Curt Schilling for a transphobic social media post, ESPN is welcoming the out soccer star to its fold.
Abby Wambach apologized to her fans and promised to ensure that she never repeats her "horrible mistake."
Abby Wambach has won the Olympic and FIFA World Player of the Year titles, and retired from U.S. women's soccer in 2015.
Orlando forward Alex Morgan praises soccer legend Abby Wambach for mentoring.
Some LGBT icons and past Advocate cover stars were honored in Time's 100 Most Influential People list.
Jill Ellis's Team USA stunned the world's top-ranked team to advance to Sunday's World Cup Final.
Our community's out moms could use some more visibility — and a big thank you too.
The two made a joint announcement on an episode of Doyle's podcast We Can Do Hard Things.
The World Cup winners were married on Saturday surrounded by teammates including Megan Rapinoe and Alex Morgan.
