Legal News

The Supreme Court ruled a Colorado ban on conversion therapy violates free speech, raising concerns among LGBTQ advocates and medical experts who warn the practice is harmful.

A federal judge blocked enforcement of a Trump administration declaration targeting gender-affirming care for transgender youth, ruling officials failed to follow required procedures and cannot penalize providers.

A Texas law restricting certain public drag performances is now in effect after a federal appeals court ruling, raising concerns about free speech and potential impacts on LGBTQ artists.

Parents, therapists, and allies are risking arrest in protests against federal efforts to restrict gender-affirming care for transgender youth, saying the policies threaten their children’s health and future.

The Supreme Court has blocked a California policy limiting when schools inform parents about a student’s gender identity, siding with parents who argued it violated religious freedom.

A new Kansas law requires transgender residents to change IDs to reflect sex assigned at birth, invalidating hundreds of licenses and prompting legal challenges from civil rights advocates.

From the NSA to the TSA, LGBTQ federal employees say new executive orders have created hostile work environments, restricted health care access, and prompted a growing wave of discrimination lawsuits.

Thomas Riggio was sentenced to nine years in prison for the hit-and-run death of beloved Montrose bartender Michael Adam Milam, whose family offered forgiveness during emotional court testimony.

Independent journalists Don Lemon and Georgia Fort were arrested in connection with a January protest that disrupted a St. Paul church service, drawing condemnation from press freedom advocates.

The EEOC voted 2-1 to rescind its 2024 workplace harassment guidance, a move experts say will hit LGBTQ workers first and complicate how harassment complaints are handled.