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Following scrutiny, Kelly Johnson, wife of newly elected House Speaker Mike Johnson, has taken down her Christian counseling website that contained documents comparing homosexuality to bestiality and incest.
HuffPost Gay Voices should have kept its original moniker or come up with a better new one, writes activist Mark Segal.
As a consultant with McKinsey & Co., Trevor Project CEO Amit Paley worked with Purdue Pharma, maker of the highly addictive drug OxyContin.
The saga around the homophobic and now-disgraced Christian right leader just keeps growing.
Sen. Bryce Marlatt's record includes backing a bill that bans abortion at 20 weeks.
Noah Michelson, editorial director for HuffPost Queer Voices, talks to The Advocate about reclaiming the word "queer" and the importance of making a diverse online space for LGBT people to share their stories.
The Kiss Cam at the New York Mets' Citi Field focused on two men as a supposed joke, but one fan wasn't laughing.
They say the airline discriminated; Southwest officials say the problem was that another member of their party was ineligible.
Laguens, a lesbian who has been with the group eight years and its public face since this spring, says she'll stay close to the movement for inclusive health care.
With Johnson's record on LGBTQ+ rights, is it a surprise?
An adorable toddler and his two parents are saying "Let It Go" to gender roles this Halloween.
The pop star responded to Noah Michelson's column claiming her silence was "total bullshit."
The person who runs one of Telegram's most extreme neo-Nazi groups once sold and reviewed dildos, according to HuffPost.
During a dispute over a noise complaint, KB Home CEO Jeffrey Mezger called Griffin the c word and more.
Clinton may not yet have an answer for how to stop the killings of trans women of color, but she's eager to listen to activists working within the community to find a way, said those in the private meeting.
He sent a problematic flier mocking nonbinary people to the homes of Floridians of whom he seeks votes next week.
Kevin Williamson's departure sparked a hard conversation on diversity among The Atlantic's staff, led by Jeffrey Goldberg and Ta-Nehisi Coates.
