Month: April 2014

Well, well, well, so much to say, so little time. On Saturday, May 10, Leslie Jordan plans to “yammer and carry on” in a dishy show in the Hobby Center’s…

Uganda's deputy interior minister says the government has drafted a new bill to punish what he called "errant" civic groups that meddle in domestic politics and promote "bad cultures."

Some clergy members are filing a lawsuit challenging North Carolina's constitutional ban on gay marriage, saying it violates their religious freedom.

New York City spends more than a million dollars every year to distribute free condoms to combat unintended pregnancies and diseases such as AIDS. Yet city police are allowed to…

Out of the Closet Thrift Store is not your average resale shop.

An unusual decision to put a transgender girl at a Connecticut women's prison is sparking a heated debate over how to handle a teenager called dangerous by the state but…

A national organization is launching a three-year, $8.5 million campaign to promote LGBT equality and push for new legal protections in three Southern states dominated by conservative politics and religion…

A lesbian couple plans to exchange vows Saturday in Minnesota, then be the first South Dakota residents to legally challenge the state's ban on same-sex marriage and its refusal to…

The Mercer Island, Wash., School District says it plans to hire a gay administrator who was forced out of his job at a suburban Catholic school after his same-sex marriage.

After learning that the Idaho State Veterans Cemetery won't allow her to be buried with her partner's ashes, a U.S. Navy vet is working to overturn a state constitutional amendment…