Is It Wrong to Perform at Michfest?
With the Michigan Womyn’s Music Festival sticking by its policy against admitting openly transgender women, some performers distance themselves or keep quiet.
Op-ed: We Are Not Gay, We Are Human
Democrats not only missed an opportunity to help on immigration reform, they missed the point, argues Kerry Eleveld.
PHOTOS: Matthew and Ben's Wedding Day
U.S. Marine Captain Matthew Phelps and fiance Ben Schock tie the knot in a ceremony full of laughter, tears, and gratitude.
Is Being Antigay a Losing Strategy Even in the GOP?
Colo. House Speaker and Partner Get Civil
House Speaker Mark Ferrandino and his partner Greg Wertsch took advantage of the civil union law the Speaker helped enact on Saturday.
Fallon Fox Wins First Match As Out Trans MMA Fighter
On Friday, the transgender woman won her first professional mixed martial arts match since coming out in March.
Exiled Binational Couples Write Open Letter to Obama
Dan Brotman, an American living in South Africa because he cannot sponsor his partner for U.S. citizenship, has a few choice words for President Obama.
French Marriage Equality Opponent 'Very Scared' Of Right-Wing Backlash
Frigide Barjot, a French conservative former satirist who believes one can oppose marriage equality without being antigay, says she's been threatened by right-wing activists who believe she's too accepting.
Virginia's Lt. Gov. Nominee Says Gays Are 'Ikky'
E.W. Jackson's Twitter account confirms the Lt. Gov. hopeful's long legacy of antigay, Islamophobic extremism.
Ukrainian LGBT Pride Event Blocked
A court agreed with Kiev city officials' concerns about security and canceled what would have been the nation's first pride march.
Puerto Rico House Approves Antidiscrimination Bill
The bill now moves to the governor for his promised signature.
Obama Nominates Lesbian Attorney for Second EEOC Term
Chai Feldblum is the first out LGBT person to serve on the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.









