Trump administration revokes transgender health protection
The Trump administration has finalized a regulation that overturns Obama-era protections for transgender people against sex discrimination in health care.
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Appeals Court reinstates lawsuit over same-sex wedding video
A federal appeals court has reinstated a lawsuit filed by two Minnesota filmmakers who want the right to refuse to film same-sex weddings.
No straight pride event at Calif. park
The Northern California city of Modesto on Friday told a group that wanted to hold a straight pride event in two weeks that it cannot use a city park for the event.
Berkeley, Calif. cuts gendered language
Soon, there will be no more manholes in the city of Berkeley, California. There will also be no chairmen, no manpower, no policemen or policewomen.
Study: Transgender teens at higher risk of assault in restricted school bathrooms
Transgender and gender-nonbinary US teens -- those whose sexual identity falls outside the traditional male and female -- are at greater risk of sexual assault at schools that deny them access to bathrooms or locker rooms that match their sexual identity, according to a new study.
Valedictorian comes out during his graduation speech
It takes guts to come out to your friends and family. Matt Easton did a little more than that. He came out in front of a packed graduation crowd -- at a Mormon university.
9/11 hero's legacy lives on through rugby
Alice Hoagland recalls the last time she spoke with her son, Mark Bingham. It was Sept. 11, 2001, and Bingham was on board the hijacked United Flight 93.
Will Brunei's anti-LGBT Sharia law spread across Southeast Asia?
Brunei's new law punishing homosexual sex with death by stoning has sent a wave of fear across the LGBT population in neighboring Malaysia and Indonesia.
'Queer Eye' cast meets with lawmakers on Capitol Hill
Can you believe? Lawmakers and Capitol Hill visitors alike simply could not when the cast of "Queer Eye," the Netflix reality makeover show, visited Capitol Hill on Thursday.
Brunei's LGBT community flees new stoning laws
When the tiny, oil-rich kingdom of Brunei first announced in 2013 that it would adopt strict Islamic laws, including death by stoning for gay sex, many in the country's LGBT community considered fleeing.
