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The legislation specifies the exact language that must be printed on the classroom displays and outlines that the text of the Ten Commandments must be the central focus of the poster or framed document.
A federal judge in Hawaii today blocked enforcement of the ban nationwide.
The Supreme Court nominee is supposed to be more conservative than Antonin Scalia, but Gorsuch's church preaches empathy toward LGBT people. Where does he really stand?
The plaintiffs say they want the stigma of labels on LGBTQ+ books removed and the texts made regularly available again.
That's "the purview of the president," Mike Pence tells ABC's George Stephanopoulos.
The National Religious Broadcasters group has ambitious plans to roll back LGBT rights. Its annual convention is coming up, just miles from the Pulse nightclub.
The despised Texas senator is championing a homophobic bill that even members of the hard right know is indefensible.
The attorney who brought down DOMA shares her thoughts on today's Supreme Court arguments.
They say a deputy county clerk called them an 'abomination' and said they'd face God's judgment.
Christel Highland, daughter of Rep. Ron Highland, called him out for supporting a bill calling same-sex marriages "parody marriages."
The Cakeshop case could set a precedent for legalized discrimination. That would be a very expensive mistake by the Supreme Court.
Tuesday marks one month since 49 people were murdered inside an LGBT nightclub in Orlando. That's the same day Congress will debate a bill legalizing religion-based discrimination.
The secret meeting in Washington between the antigay Kentucky clerk and the leader of the Roman Catholic Church was carefully planned, says Davis's attorney.
Chris Sevier sued four members of Congress for displaying the flag, making the bizarre claim that it was a religious symbol.
A draft of this truly chilling anti-LGBT order is circulating in the federal government.
The antigay plaintiff previously filed lawsuits in several states trying to marry his laptop.
The civil rights attorney took on Mississippi three times and won three times, though this decision came down to the wire.
He has mandated that all fifth- through 12th-grade students must study the Bible.
Johnson worked on several cases opposing LGBTQ+ rights while he was a private attorney.
Recent rulings on prayer at public school football games and taxpayer funding for religious schools stand to further undermine LGBTQ+ rights.
