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When considering a candidate, we have always voted for our self-interests and character too, one that matched how we felt about ourselves and what we aspire to be, writes John Casey.
The attempt on Donald Trump's life Saturday was only the latest instance in a long history of violence against American political leaders.
Drag — whether male and female impersonation — has been a part of America’s culture since even before our nation was born.
Here's why presidential candidates have to concentrate on a handful of swing states and why the winner of the popular vote doesn't always become president.
Almost 10 years ago, Trockman led the effort to get Congress to pass policies that ensured airplane travel for people with disabilities.
Today's queer woman to know for Women's History Month is best known for her close relationship with Eleanor Roosevelt, but she's so much more than that.
A new book reveals the influential -- and targeted -- gay men who served presidents from Roosevelt to Clinton.
Amy Bloom's new historical novel tells the love story of Eleanor Roosevelt and Lorena Hickok.
From Gladys Bentley to Mercedes de Acosta, here are 20 queer women who paved the way in their fields of work.
English lodges of the "world's oldest fraternity" will accept trans men and women with some caveats.
The actions include help with solar panels, protection of public lands, and much more.
After San Francisco city officials rejected a plan to bring the USS Iowa to the city earlier this year, supporters of the idea have come up with a new plan that they hope will convince local leaders to welcome the historic battleship: turning part of the vessel into a museum honoring the military contributions of gays, lesbians, ethnic minorities, and women.
Seeing him stay in Ukraine's capital during Russia's invasion, people are getting a lesson on what leadership is all about.
Ultra, which explores an effort to spread Nazi ideology and overthrow American democracy, is the first podcast to win the Hillman Prize.
There is no doubt in my mind,and in many others' where Kamala Harris will be at noon on January 20, 2025, writes John Casey.
