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Twenty U.S. representatives are demanding to know about the homeownership "disparities" between LGBTQ+ people and their straight, cisgender peers.
GOP lawmakers should lay off the assault on LGBTQ+ rights, the Congressional Equality Caucus says in a new report.
With Democrats in control of the entire state legislature, LGBTQ+ Virginians retain protections and dignity in health care and education in the commonwealth.
The trans power couple is bringing a lot of people joy online and making right-wingers seethe.
Assemblyman Brian Maienschein joins the exodus of Republicans put off by the policies of Donald Trump.
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries and out lawmakers mark Pride Month.
Lawmakers have reintroduce a bill to create a commission to address historic anti-LGBTQ+ discrimination.
New York Reps. Carolyn Maloney, Ritchie Torres, and at least 50 House Democratic co-sponsors introduced the LGBTQI+ and Women's History Education Act today.
Led by Equality Caucus chair Rep. Mark Pocan, advocates for transgender rights and fellow Democrats vow to stick up for trans kids.
Pennsylvania Democratic state Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta will serve as chairperson of the board for the new political action committee aimed at defending LGBTQ+ rights.
The Democrat from California says he won’t be quiet about the rights of transgender Americans.
Attacking the rights of transgender Americans doesn’t appear to be a winning strategy.
The two appeared on Morning Joe to discuss their bipartisan effort to secure protectees of the U.S. Secret Service after Trump assassination attempt.
This week both GOP lawmaker Robert Behning (above) and Indiana's Republican governor cut short talk of LGBT rights in the name of religious liberty.
Minnesota Rep. Angie Craig is the fifth Democratic — and first LGBTQ+ — lawmaker calling for the president to stand down and allow somebody else to challenge Donald Trump.
During an early morning press conference, Santos claimed that he was the victim of bullying. He also said he's going to try to expell a Democratic lawmaker.
The sentence was 12 months less than that requested by prosecutors, but the man will also serve 36 months of supervised release.
What is perhaps most absurd about the reported deal is that it won’t actually solve any of the problems plaguing the immigration system, and will actually make things worse, writes Bridget Crawford.
"Your boos mean nothing to me. I've seen what you cheer for."
