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Most Americans say they won’t change their votes as a result of Trump’s historic trial, but the verdict could give both parties an opportunity to court independents, a 19th News/SurveyMonkey poll found.
The longtime sheriff of Maricopa County had persisted in ordering hunts for undocumented immigrants after a federal judge ordered him not to.
"It is only right that where offenses have been abolished, convictions for consensual activity between same-sex partners should be disregarded too."
The catharsis that comes from world leaders making amends for past abuses travels beyond borders.
Obama actually commuted Manning's sentence, but Trump made the inaccurate statement in defending his pardon of Sheriff Joe Arpaio.
Attorneys for Dharun Ravi, the former Rutgers student who set up a webcam to spy on gay freshman Tyler Clementi, have appealed Ravi's 2012 convictions for invasion of privacy.
Gov. Gavin Newsom set out to pardon people convicted under anti-LGBTQ+ laws, but so far he's issued only two pardons under the program, one to a living man and the other posthumously.
Irvin Gonzalez was living in a domestic abuse shelter at the time of her arrest.
Paragraph 175, which outlawed homosexual acts, remained on the books until 1994.
Officials issue the apology on the 25th anniversary of decriminalization.
Despite a swirl of controversies, mounting legal trouble, and a GOP-led resolution, Rep. George Santos evaded being kicked out of Congress.
The controversial gay Republican is expected to be sworn in as a lawmaker on Tuesday.
We finally have it: the picture the internet's been waiting for. But why did we wait so long?
California's modernization of its criminal law on HIV transmission is a step forward, writes Lambda Legal's Scott A. Schoettes.
