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Eugene Daniels called the White House's actions “outrageous and a deeply disappointing escalation of an already unacceptable situation.”
DaShawn Watkins, 29, has pleaded not guilty to the brutal killing and dismembering of 14-year-old Pauly A. Likens.
The U.S. Senate approved the judicial nomination of Michael W. Fitzgerald, a gay Obama administration nominee for the federal bench.
Raising the minimum wage to $15 would decrease poverty by 46 percent among female same-sex couples and by 35 percent among male same-sex couples, writes NCLR's Tyrone Hanley.
Lewis provided funding for GetEQUAL and was on the board of the American Foundation for Equal Rights, among many other activist and philanthropic endeavors.
It's an empty gesture from the Republican nominee, who opposes marriage equality and has a proudly homophobic running mate.
The Advocate's new resident marathoner shares the intricacies and the joys of training for the Los Angeles Marathon (his fourth!) as an HIV positive man.
Salt Lake City's Pride Week is a yearly reminder of just how large the gay population in the city has grown. Pride Week culminated Sunday with a parade that organizers say is the second largest in the state, behind the annual parade commemorating the Mormon settlement of the Salt Lake.
Out ABC News medical contributor Dr. Darien Sutton provides some insight about the future of the vaccine.
The National Christian Foundation has given millions to the Alliance Defending Freedom and the Family Research Council.
A total of about $8 million has already poured in from supporters and opponents of California's marriage ban, with everyone from Mary Cheney to PG&E throwing money at the epic battle.
The west-central African nation is going against a trend toward decriminalization.
After the Westboro Baptist Church targeted Panic! At The Disco, a a 16-year-old Scottish fan had a few choice words to sing back to the antigay group.
Throughout the week, Advocate.com is getting up close and personal with athletes competing in sporting events at this year's Outgames. Today we talk with a marathon runner.
Three editors at the Boston Review resigned in response to the editors in chief defending and choosing to keep accused harasser Junot Diaz.
