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Florida Transportation Secretary James Perdue announced on social media that as part of the state’s “Freedom Summer,” all bridges will be lit in patriotic colors from May 27 to September 2, which means no rainbows for Pride.
Davante Lewis tells The Advocate about his removal as vice chairman on Louisiana's Public Service Commission, which he believes was racially and politically motivated.
David Narramore, a Republican party official in Kentucky, is accused of exposing himself in a men's restroom and then resisting arrest.
Mitt Romney, a
former one-term Republican governor of Massachusetts,
officially entered the 2008 presidential race Tuesday,
suggesting that his record of leadership inside and
outside government uniquely positions him to tackle
the country's challenges.
Public officials in Tennessee can now refuse to grant a marriage license to anyone at their own discretion, for any reason.
House speaker Dennis Hastert's job is on the line as members of the Ethics Committee decide how to launch a credible investigation of former congressman Mark Foley's salacious computer messages to teenage pages.
Same-sex marriage "goes against the values and principles of the Republican Party," read the statement slamming Rep. Denver Riggleman.
Anderson Cooper wouldn't let the Republican official off the hook for perpetuating homophobia in the Sunshine State.
Pointing to his decision to break from the Republican majority and speak out against a federal amendment banning same-sex marriage, the Log Cabin Republicans on Tuesday officially endorsed John McCain for president, Log Cabin president Patrick Sammon announced at the Republican National Convention.
Rep. Dennis Hastert of Illinois, who served as speaker of the House longer than any other Republican in history--and was in charge during the House page scandal last fall involving former Rep. Mark Foley--intends to retire next year at the end of his term, party officials said Tuesday.
In a New York Times column, the out MSNBC host worries about Republican efforts to fail to certify a Kamala Harris victory.
There are nearly 1,000 out elected officials in the U.S. now, but the community isn't represented in accordance with its proportion of the population.
Gov. Bruce Rauner is facing backlash after making a same-sex couple husband and husband.
A local Log Cabin Republicans official made outlandish claims at a pro-Trump rally in heavily LGBTQ Wilton Manors, Fla.
The Texas Republican Party's official platform, adopted Saturday, endorses so-called reparative therapy and says family should not be 'redefined to include homosexual couples.'
A senior Republican senator is considering resigning, party officials said Friday, after days of public and private pressure stemming from his arrest in June in a police undercover operation at an airport men's room.
Rudy Giuliani, who bet his presidential hopes on Florida only to come in third, prepared to quit the race and endorse his friendliest rival, John McCain. The former New York mayor stopped short of announcing he was stepping down, but delivered a valedictory speech that was more farewell than fight-on. Giuliani finished a distant third to winner John McCain and close second-place finisher Mitt Romney. Republican officials said Giuliani would endorse McCain on Wednesday in California. The officials spoke on condition of anonymity in advance of the public announcement.
