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Charlee Doom's wife was 31 weeks pregnant when she suffered "life-threatening" complications. The State Department denied her medical evacuation request — twice.
While the White House hemorrhages LGBT support, James Kirchick wonders: Why isn't the GOP vying for our votes?
South Dakota Democratic senator Tim Johnson (pictured) won't be present as the new Congress convenes next week, but he is continuing to improve after undergoing emergency surgery to repair a brain hemorrhage.
Pregnant women say they've been denied medical care, even if miscarrying.
Members of the Jabara family want to know why police and the judicial system allowed a clearly dangerous man to torment and attack them.
Alejandra Barrera has been detained at the border for nearly two years. It's time for her to be released.Â
Because the defendant admitted his crime, suffers from substance abuse disorders, and had a history of boxing, German prosecutors said he didn’t intend to kill the victim.
For Pat McCrory — North Carolina's Republican governor and proud proponent of its beleaguered anti-LGBT law — it's starting to sink in that he may lose his job.
The tension between Philpot's public life and his private sexual life erupted in his work.
The teen survivor of the shooting in Parkland, Fla. does not accept an apology from the Fox News host who mocked his being rejected by his top college picks despite his high GPA.Â
Kady Grass is looking to bring her attackers to justice.
Fighting back against the added living expenses queer women are forced to endure.
Just over half of 88 hospitals got top marks under a new rating system created by two national gay rights organizations that hope the standards will result in more compassionate treatment of gay and lesbian patients. Policies addressed in the ratings include patient nondiscrimination, visitation and decision-making rights for partners, diversity training for staff, and nondiscriminatory employment practices. The hospitals participated voluntarily, and the groups behind the report said there will be no effort to rate hospitals that don't want to respond. Instead, they hope many hospitals will strive for high ratings as the survey recurs annually.
The world's eighth-largest economy looks ready to divest itself from the Tar Heel State.
