House Speaker Boehner Thinks ENDA is Unnecessary
John Boehner seems woefully under-educated on the discrimination LGBT people face in the American workplace.
Op-ed: Fighting Back This Tax Day
The head of the Log Cabin Republicans highlights members of his party in Congress who are pushing for the Tax Parity for Health Plan Beneficiaries Act, which would remove the tax penalty on companies that provide benefits for domestic partners.
Op-ed: The Reminder of Tax Day
On Tax Day, Human Rights Campaign President Joe Solmonese is reminded of the attacks that LGBT feel on their dignity as American taxpayers.
Tammy Baldwin Reacts With Rally Call to Obama's Executive Order Decision
The Wisconsin representative and candidate for Senate said more work must be done by activists and politicians if LGBT employees are going to get workplace protections.
TRANSCRIPT: Obama's Excuse for Skipping Executive Order
Press Secretary Jay Carney was peppered with questions by reporters looking for an explanation for the president's decision not to ban discrimination with an executive order.
White House Official: "No" on Employment Executive Order
President Barack Obama is unlikely to sign an executive order barring federal contractors from anti-LGBT discrimination "at this time," according to a senior administration official.
White House Easter Egg Surprise: Gay Couple Wants ENDA
A New Mexico gay couple heading to the 134th annual White House Easter egg roll said they will have some questions for the president about employment discrimination.
Mexican Legal Group Urges President to Sign ENDA Stopgap
The Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund became the first non-LGBT organization to join a movement urging President Obama to sign an executive order that would require federal contractors to have LGBT-inclusive non-discrimination policies.
N.C. Businessman Calls Out Large Donors
Bob Page, a business owner in Greensboro, N.C., has called on large donors to LGBT causes to speak out and fund the fight against North Carolina's Amendment One.
Bank of America Exec Opposes N.C. Gay Marriage Ban
Cathy Bessant, a Bank of America executive with a prominent reputation in Charlotte, said that a proposed constitutional amendment to ban same-sex marriage in North Carolina would harm businesses and economic development.









