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Key conservative measures, including restrictions on transgender health care and reproductive health benefits, was dropped from the final $886 billion defense bill.
”If video and photos of me are shared, great because I see that as an opportunity for someone to see that LGBTQ people are successful wherever they are,” Col. Bree Fram said in response to online attacks.
The wrongs committed by the Department of Defense against LGBTQ+ service members have yet to be fully addressed.
The Air Force wasn't relying on modern science in its attempt to discharge two HIV-positive airmen, a judge rules.
Officials are investigating allegations that members of the celebrated 82nd Airborne Division appear on a gay pornography Web site.
As transgender service members face unprecedented pressures to relinquish their identities, a resolute spirit mirrors that of defenders during World War II.
Gautam Raghavan is moving up to director of the Office of Presidential Personnel.
Using the must-pass National Defense Authorization Act, two LGBTQ+ members of Congress have joined forces to hold up funds to the African country.
Sgt. Nick Harrison's lawsuit challenges the military's policy that keeps HIV-positive people from enlistment, deployment, or commissioning.
A new video from the Department of Defense is presenting some very alarming statistics on sexual assault on men in the military.
The U.S. Department of Defense confirmed that 612 service members were dismissed last year under the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy on gays, fewer than half of the total number of discharges in the fiscal year preceding the September 11, 2001, attacks.
The vice president was the first woman to give the school’s commencement address.
As the department's insurance covers gender-affirming surgeries for service members but not dependents, the family claims it violates the Constitution's equal protection clause.
This week House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi became one of the first politicians to officially come out in support of trans people serving openly in the U.S. military.
Author and historian Eric Cervini's book The Deviant's War explores the life of the famed astronomer-turned-activist.
