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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.
Gays in the U.S. military face continuing hostility on some bases and ships where commanders fail to prohibit harassment more than a decade after the "don't ask, don't tell" policy was enacted.
A new book takes us back to the decks of the fated vessel, where tragedy struck both gay and straight passengers.
On President Jimmy Carter's 100th birthday, one of the few people left from a historic White House meeting in 1977 talks about Carter acknowledging the existence of the queer community. “It started the ball rolling for gay rights, because back then, we had no rights," says activist George Raya.
The bizarre artwork was discovered during Trump's 60 Minutes interview.
Nationally syndicated astrologer Holiday Mathis gives The Advocate the celestial goods on the big three presidential candidates.
Amy Bloom's new historical novel tells the love story of Eleanor Roosevelt and Lorena Hickok.
Excitement -- and anxiety -- about Pete Buttigieg's rise to the top.
Trump has sullied the People's House -- and his stain and stench may never be fully excised.
To mark Women's History Month, The Advocate will feature a different queer woman from history each day. Today we remember novelist, playwright, and lover of many famous women, Mercedes De Acosta.Â
The Democratic presidential candidates once again showed they have a few differences with each other, but many with the Republican field.
If you've been watching Archie or wondering about the gay/bi rumors, maybe you want to learn what made Grant such a great actor. Here are our recommendations.
Our top 10 entertainment and events highlights this week include the Queer Art Expo, hot doctors, wild and crazy Roosevelts, and Jason Gould and his mom.
Just in time for Southern Decadence, historian Frank Perez tells us the tales of vibrant gay New Orleans.
The festival celebrates comedy, remembers host Robert Osborne, and offers a feast for film fans.
