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While its CEO has a “best case” and “worst case” in mind, there will still be plenty of work for Elevated Access no matter the outcome of the November elections.
As a black man was infamously booted from a hotel in Oregon, another was being surveilled as he made his way to a late-night encounter.
The fast-growing desert metropolis of Phoenix pulls in plenty of business travelers, but it's the bounty of spa resorts, cutting-edge restaurants, and intriguing cultural offerings that keeps visitors coming back for more.
They don't have to be a Top Chef to love the food, drink, and modern technology on this wish list.
A new study shows a shocking amount of ignorance when it comes to young people and HIV.
The Navajo Nation opens a sleek hotel in the Southwest's iconic Monument Valley.
If you are fully vaccinated, you are not a better or more desirable person.
The Trevor Project’s latest study highlights increased rates of depression, anxiety, and suicidality among LGBTQ+ youth with disabilities, emphasizing the need for inclusive mental health support and affirming environments.
Shannon Minter of the National Center for Lesbian Rights sees the future and doesn't see only doom and gloom.
Elevated smoking and HIV rates are just two of the reasons LGBTQ people are especially vulnerable to the disease.
The week highlights not only the challenges faced by trans people but also their resilience and joy.
The findings come from a new report from Lady Gaga's Born This Way Foundation.
The leaders of Equality Utah call for LGBT folks in their state -- and everywhere -- to support Hillary Clinton for president.
The country's largest minority is often the most misunderstood.
It's time to confront the very real inequities, writes Terrance Moore.
"Though I am a woman who will never experience the threat of forced birth, I do know what it's like to feel like you aren't in control of your body."
Activists challenging the law welcome the ruling, and their suit against its other provisions will continue.
Hulu's upcoming series profiles "the most recognizable female political figure in history."
Greg Harris, the new Illinois House majority leader, is one of several out lawmakers ascending to key posts.
The proposed legislation would make treating anyone under 18 with care punishable by up to 10 years in prison.
