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Bondi, nominated to be the next attorney general, made the comment after California Sen. Adam Schiff, a Democrat, asked if she would defend the marriage of LGBTQ+ couples.
In the wake of the school shooting, conspiracy theorists spread lies about a student survivor.
The students sang the Rent standard in honor of their drama teacher, who helped protect students during the mass shooting.
The former president commended the students' bravery and embrace of intersectionality.
Cameron Kasky and David Hogg are calling out the irony of the NRA banning guns at their upcoming convention while still calling for weapons in schools.
Kasky also criticized white gay men for espousing ignorant views on bisexuality and demisexuality.
Florida's Speaker of the House introduced a bill this week allowing concealed weapons to be carried without a permit.
There's a reason gun reform is the most important issue for LGBTQ voters.
TIME's new cover features survivors of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas shooting, who are pioneering the #NeverAgain movement for gun control.
The grocery chain had been caught giving huge contributions to a pro-NRA candidate.
The supermarket chain, previously accused of homophobia, is now facing heat for donations to a proud "NRA sellout."
The "March for Our Lives" will pressure politicians to finally address the nation's scourge of gun violence.
With the midterm election nearly upon us, March For Our Lives activists won't let voters ignore gun control.
Emma Gonzalez and Parkland activists are ready to head into the world and change it.
Fact-checking site Politifact says students were on "recieving end of the internet's worst hoaxes."
Florida's Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School has opened its doors for a new school year after February's mass shooting.
The president's responses at a listening session were inadequate, according to the grieving parent.
In addition to the cover featuring Parkland gun reform activists, the magazine includes a call to action commentary by Emma Gonzalez.
Emma Gonzalez, Jacklyn Corin, David Hogg, and Cameron Kasky continue to advocate for victims of gun violence.
