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The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office said over the weekend that the Senate package is projected to add $3.3 trillion to the national deficit over the next decade.
After Trump was asked about child care last week, Buttigieg said "it wasn’t clear whether he even understood the question."
Hillbilly Elegy writer Vance told a crowd of conservatives that those on the left without children don't have a "physical commitment to the future of this country."
On Tax Day, Human Rights Campaign President Joe Solmonese is reminded of the attacks that LGBT feel on their dignity as American taxpayers.
Though there are still many unknowns, here is what we know so far about how a second Trump term will approach reproductive rights, LGBTQ+ rights, the economy, education, immigration, and aging and disability care.
House members are slipping anti-LGBTQ+ measures into its proposed 2025 budget, banning Pride flags, restricting LGBTQ+ books, and denying transgender, nonbinary, and intersex identities.
She emphasized that Donald Trump is no friend to ordinary people and that women don't need his so-called protection. And yes, she did work at a certain fast-food chain.
Marriage equality did not magically make taxes simple. Read this before you head to the accountant.
Phase 3.2 of the bureau's Household Pulse Survey asks about sexual orientation and gender identity, the first time such questions have been included.
The bisexual senator is being criticized for blocking progressive legislation -- but she may be ready to negotiate on some of it.
Kamala Harris and Tim Walz sat for their first interview with CNN. Here's what they said.
JD Vance is in denial about a lot of things, including about the January 6 insurrection.
Here’s a look at Melissa Hortman’s legislative history and legacy on abortion, LGBTQ+ rights, and family aide.
In an exclusive interview with The Advocate Evan Wolfson talks about the likelihood of the U.S. Supreme Court overturning marriage equality.
“That was eloquent, and it was clear,” Walz said.
More LGBTQ+ people live in poverty than do our straight and cisgender peers, so we'd benefit from such programs the most.
“They want us to get stuck on pronouns. I want to get stuck on bringing grocery prices down,” Sarah Klimm said.
Jeffries is the first Black lawmaker to lead a party in Congress.
Parents who adopt normally qualify for a one-time credit of more than $13,000. But the IRS sometimes refused applications from same-sex couples when one partner is adopting the other's biological child.
Republicans want to give money to straight couples with four or more kids — no gays allowed.
