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Not sure what constitutes "obscene matter?" Neither are the West Virginia Republicans who wrote a new bill seeking to prosecute educators for spreading it.
The action by Missouri's largest city comes as the state is about to enact restrictions.
This lesbian couple and gay man discuss the joy of parenthood in uncertain times.
A receiver's report submitted to a D.C. court has also found evidence of "potential criminal misconduct" at Casa Ruby.
The YouTube personality won a hard-fought battle against an ex-boyfriend who videotaped their sex life and posted the videos online after their breakup.
A gay man whose 1985 day care molestation conviction was overturned after 21 years in prison is now asking a judge to wipe his record clean.
Anderson Cooper and Don Lemon quiz Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders about the environment and the economy, facing Trump in the general election, and racism — the latter with a touch of Avenue Q.
The plaintiffs say the laws are outdated and violate the Constitution and the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Legal battles and provider concerns can complicate access to gender-affirming care.
We shouldn't allow a potentially illegitimate president to alter the federal judiciary, writes former FBI agent Susan Surftone.
"We need support, but what we don't need right now is anyone inciting panic. ... We ask the world to take concrete steps to put maximum pressure on Russia."
Sixteen state attorneys general say they may sue if Maine passes a law shielding providers of gender-affirming care and abortion from out-of-state legal action.
The EARN IT Act, which the Senate could advance tomorrow, is dangerous.
Donald Trump and his family were not charged in this case.
Although clerks have indicated they would issue licenses within hours of a Supreme Court ruling in favor of same-sex marriage, the state's top lawman says they should wait.
The ban on drag story hours and other performances is blatantly unconstitutional, according to a coalition of individuals and institutions.
Florida has implemented the majority of bans in the U.S.
Jason Rapert, a former state senator, has condemned "the radical homosexual movement" and "LGBTQ insanity."
A new eyewitness, a young paperboy who was at the scene and confronted Duke moments after she killed the gay war hero, reached out to police and the author of Homicide at Rough Point.
The former president is the first to face criminal charges.
Sessions's Tuesday speech to the Alliance Defending Freedom was very hush-hush and closed to the media.
