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As she prepares to leave Congress, Greene’s last major bill, criminalizing care for trans youth, reveals that her rhetoric about civility was always a lie.
Here's who broke with their party on Marjorie Taylor Greene's hateful bill.
Robinson's political views were moving leftward, according to some who knew him, while others say they saw no change.
Donald Trump's address to the nation Wednesday night was brief, full of falsehoods, and included one of his favorite phrases.
From calling transgender people an "abomination" to claiming the Equality Act is "demonic" and "wicked," his faith leaders coalition is as extreme as they come.
The president continues to bring up transgender people in situations completely unrelated to their lives.
The California governor made the claim in an interview this week. Read on for our fact-check.
"Scott Wiener will be a champion in Congress,” HRC President Kelley Robinson said.
The anti-LGBTQ+ congresswoman's measure is set for a vote in Congress.
The direct action group ACT UP was key to the fight against AIDS at the epidemic's height, and its legacy informs present-day activism.
The 12 agents say the firings violate their First and Fifth Amendment rights.
It's a variable musical chairs of Democratic political campaigns in the aftermath of recent mid-decade Republican gerrymandering.
They urged politicians to be themselves in their online personas without being cringy.
Derek Kitchen, a former Utah state senator, Salt Lake City Council member, and Biden administration official, is seeking the Democratic nomination in a newly drawn U.S. House district.
Civil rights groups want the high court to strike down the order.
The secretary of Defense, now in trouble over military strikes on an alleged drug trafficking boat, has plenty of toxic deeds on his record.
“As long as people willing to fight, we will change the course of history,” says HRC's Matthew Rose.
“We are either going to reject hatred and bigotry and discrimination, or our country will succumb to it,” Erik Bottcher told The Advocate.
A directive from the State Department assures that 2025 will be different from 2024, when President Biden hosted the first display of AIDS Memorial Quilt panels at the White House.
Not in a place that will win her friends among progressives.
The Advocate of the Year also got in a dig at Donald Trump's genitalia.
