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New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has vetoed a bill designed to protect users of money-sharing apps even after several high-profile cases of murder and robbery against several people, including at least two gay men.
While we're still waiting for the nation to institute marriage equality, financial guru Suze Orman's arsenal of free or inexpensive advice has been her own way of sticking it to The Man.
About 40 percent of LGBTQ+ elders live below the federal poverty line, and their housing situation could be keeping them there.
Protecting Dodd-Frank and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau isn't as sexy as saving Obamacare and marriage equality, but it's nearly as imperative.
Michigan approved a state charter this week.
"It's not fixed yet, there's a lot of work to be done," said the Catch-22 actor.
The Marsha P. Johnson Institute is dedicated to uplifting Black trans voices.
Rep. Scott Garrett of New Jersey, the banker of the Republican party, could find himself out of a job because of his archaic views on sexuality.
Integration of LGBT service members was just the first step in bringing parity to our armed services, writes Matt Thorn of OutServe-SLDN.
Activists and governments around the world are urging the African country's legislature not to approve a bill that would imprison or execute gay people and their allies.
A partner at New York Life shares his experiences working for the Fortune 500 company as well as advice for LGBT households seeking life insurance.
As a House member, Mick Mulvaney received a zero in every term on the Human Rights Campaign's Congressional Scorecard.
Rachel Maddow is painting a new statement from Bernie Sanders as a concession.
The transgender lawmaker is out with her first bill to help financially vulnerable Americans.
Military leaders did not reveal the extent of the ban — whether it is against LGBTQ+ identity broadly or specifically those in same-sex relationships, nor what the sentences will entail.
The Eswatini government continues to refuse to register LGBTQ+ rights groups, despite a recent Supreme Court ruling supporting these organizations.
“Uganda’s Anti-Homosexuality Act fundamentally contradicts the World Bank Group’s values," said a statement from the institution.
