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The congressional staffer who allegedly taped himself having sex in the room may have violated policy but committed no crime, according to Capitol Police.
Rosie Sandri was bullied out of a job. She plans to fight back.
Indiana Representative Jud McMillin, a cosponsor of the state's controversial 'religious freedom' law, resigned after a sex tape emerged.
The Iowa Lutheran school also appealed his unemployment benefits even though they knew he was gay when they hired him.
Citing his conscience, a fifth executive quits the president's manufacturing council. But plenty remain.
Drag artists who survived violence and harassment tell The Advocate about resources to protect other performers.
The NYPD's lead detective in the Weinstein case said that de la Huerta's interviews provide basis for an arrest.
Former Advocate publisher David B. Goodstein is portrayed as one of Harvey Milk's political nemeses in Gus Van Sant's new movie. Oftentimes imperious, Goodstein would seem perfectly cast in that role. But only in the movies does every white hat have a black counterpart.
Judge Ana Reyes accused Department of Justice attorneys of being unprepared.
Those who were kicked out under "don't ask, don't tell" have often lost benefits due to having less than honorable discharges.
The disgraced and discarded provocateur was a hack from day one, writes Amanda Kerri.
The Point Foundation searches for the best and brightest LGBT students.
The man who is defending the antigay Kentucky clerk in court apparently missed the irony in his call for Annise Parker to step down.
