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The Ohio senator and his wife sought to make the GOP appear inclusive as convention attendees, many wearing bandages on their ears, chanted, "Send them back."
It will get even wilder as the final night on Thursday approaches.
For the third time in a row, the GOP has chosen the extremist former president to stand for election.
Anti-transgender, anti-immigrant and other bigotry aimed toward marginalized communities will likely permeate the event.
The former president appears to be banking on manufactured outrage by right-wing extremists.
The Democrat stood in the way of a law that Republicans wanted to have enacted targeting the trans community.
A new federal lawsuit claims that a public school principal abused and discriminated against a student because of his parents’ sexual orientation.
Following attention from Chaya Raichik’s hate account, a middle school in Waukesha received several threats.
Shane Nolan is facing prison for the attack, but escapes hate crime enhancement.
Lawmakers have pressed the Department of Defense in a new letter for faster action on injustices stemming from the DADT policy.
The state still has constitutional and statutory bans on same-sex marriage, even though they're unenforceable.
Gov. Tony Evers had promised to veto the bill, and he keeps his promises, he said Wednesday.
Rep. Mark Pocan compares the GOP leadership transition to musical chairs, while questioning Speaker Mike Johnson's dedication to serving everyone.
Sen. Tammy Baldwin has already started preparing for her third Senate race.
Groups including Gays Against Groomers California derailed a community event.
Legislation was introduced to establish a dedicated museum within the Smithsonian Institution, which garnered broad support from the Congressional Equality Caucus.
Now both houses of the legislature have approved the bill, but Democratic Gov. Tony Evers says he won't let it become law.
Long was shot in cold blood and left to die on the street.
The state's Assembly has passed a ban on gender-affirming care and restrictions on trans athletes in school sports, sending them on to the Senate.
She is at least the 20th trans person to die by violence in the U.S. this year.
