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The out ranking member of the House Oversight Committee and the ally who fought Donald Trump got rousing applause for their opening remarks.
David Maltinsky says he was illegally terminated in October for displaying a Progress Pride flag at his desk during the Biden administration.
The White House has posted lies about trans people to justify the complete destruction of the East Wing.
A judge ruled that Rep. Cory Mills, who has said “we must stop the left’s attack on women,” poses a risk to his ex-girlfriend, the reigning Miss United States.
“We’re not going to let any one election or circumstance dampen our spirit," she said. "They cannot defeat our spirit if we don’t let them.”
Samuel Alito said that he doesn't intend to "disturb" marriage equality — but is he trustworthy?
A week of training, activism, and community brought 100 young leaders together to chart the future of reproductive and sexual health justice.
Treven Michael Gokey was arrested on two felony counts for threatening a gay bar.
The First Amendment may not be what you think it is.
Born out of activism decades ago, gay men's choruses have continued to be a force for change in the queer community.
Freddie Lutz and his longtime partner, Johnny Cervantes, got hitched during WorldPride…on a float.
It was the second time federal officials arrested him for the breaded assault.
The Washington D.C.-based housing project is a first of it's kind.
While the first Black Pride happened in D.C., cities across the country now celebrate with events centering Black queer experiences.
Opinion: For someone obsessed with crowd size, the joke of a parade had to sting, writes John Casey.
June 14 will see the largest nationwide protest of President Donald Trump's second term thus far. Here's everything to know.
The exhibit of the AIDS Memorial Quilt at the venerable St. Thomas’ Parish in Washington, D.C., features panels for the Gay Men's Chorus of Washington members who died of the disease.
Authorities haven't revealed if those harmed had attended Pride or if there was any connection between the incidents and the event.
Marking 50 years of Pride in D.C., WorldPride 2025 brings millions together for a powerful celebration of visibility, unity, and action.
Opinion: As the world turns its gaze toward Washington, D.C., for WorldPride, transgender, nonbinary, and intersex people are not just showing up to be seen but heard, demanding a future built on visibility, safety, and power.
“House Democrats will always stand with the LGBTQ community — including our transgender fellow Americans,” Hakeem Jeffries said.
