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Drag queens who survived the Club Q mass shooting, the Pulse Massacre, and a Ohio church firebombing tell The Advocate about a coalition they've formed to support drag artists in the face of violence.
In an attack classified as a 'terror incident,' the gunman, now dead, was well-prepared, according to local police.
The case against Noor Salman, accused of aiding a terrorist on the gay nightclub attack, is suddenly in chaos after shocking discoveries.
Leaked autopsy results on Omar Mateen show evidence of steroid use, but investigators aren't yet sure if it played a role in his rampage.
The wife of the Pulse shooter is now free and everyone from her lawyer (pictured) to the jury foreman are speaking freely.
Seddique Mateen was seated in the crowd directly behind the Democratic presidential candidate during a campaign stop in Kissimmee, Fla.
Erasing homophobia from Pulse is both dangerous and inaccurate.
The trial in Orlando left some media theorizing that homophobia played no role in the massacre.
A mass shooting, a hurricane, and a frightening new administration called for the queer community to convene, commiserate, and plan ahead.
Rep. Andy Holt refuses to change the prizes set for his "HogFest" fundraiser.
Jacob Ogles looks at how authorities responded to both Florida tragedies.
GLAAD and Pulse victims are calling on Univision to scrap the scripted footage.
The legendary out singer initially wrote a song about Orlando to make herself less scared and angry. But putting it out into the world "feels like holding someone's hand."
Christine Leinonen, a party to a lawsuit against Pulse owners, called for an audit of the onePULSE Foundation.
Trump tried to pit LGBT people against an entire religion. We refused to take the bait.
What we found in right-wing media this week: denunciation of the Resist March, virulently anti-LGBT rhetoric, and a call for more guns to avert tragedies like Pulse.
One of the nation's leading antigay conversatives has applauded a recent speech from the Republican nominee.
That was the most shocking moment of Wednesday's presidential debate, among many.
If you are LGBT, “you are a part of me,” says Marcus Godden, who was in Orlando’s Pulse nightclub when a gunman opened fire early Sunday, killing 49 people and wounding 53.
June 12, 2016, was one of the darkest days in LGBT history, and the repercussions will be long felt in American and global politics, gun violence policy, and religious and racial discrimination.
While the survivors heal their bodies, they will continue to tell their stories, determined to shape the post-Pulse world around them for the better.
