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Two assaults against gay men in Washington, D.C. Sunday are raising alarm about the growing number of high-profile cases of violence against LGBTQ+ people in the queer hub.
Christian Dingus and his partner were at a Shake Shack late Saturday when their innocent display of affection sparked a physical confrontation.
Lawyers for convicted murderer Charles Rhines say jurors sentenced him to death rather than life in prison because they thought he'd enjoy imprisonment.
The lawyers of convicted murderer Charles Rhines say homophobia played a role in his sentencing.
The acting U.S. attorney general (since Jeff Sessions's) departure, once prosecuted a gay politician in a flimsy case and worked for an antigay candidate.
The man whose case led to a landmark EEOC ruling is pursuing his claim in federal court.
The headliner for the annual Boy Scout Jamboree, Jepsen says that she's withdrawing because she believes in LGBT equality. The Scouts do not.
While Alaska is a solidly red state and one of the first in the nation to pass a constitutional measure banning same-sex marriage, being gay in Wasilla isn't quite what you might think according to the natives.
Police are on the lookout for the homophobic assailant who attacked a man Sunday.
A brand of homophobia widely seen during the AIDS crisis persists.
