Disregarding pleas from transgender advocates, the Trump administration made final on Friday a rule enabling health care providers to refuse care to transgender people, including gender reassignment surgery.

Lesbian athletes Billie Jean King and Megan Rapinoe are calling on the NCAA to move a major basketball competition from Idaho in the wake of the state enacting a law barring transgender girls from playing in school sports.

A new study will provide free family support services to Hispanic and/or Latino LGBTQ youth to determine which strategies will increase family acceptance and reduce the risks stemming from rejection, such as suicide.

The offices of the LGBTQ labor group Pride At Work were not damaged by a fire at the AFL-CIO building near the White House that was started Sunday night (May 31) by looters who broke away from demonstrators protesting the death of George Floyd.

Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee former vice president Joe Biden celebrated Monday as the start of Pride Month, while President Donald Trump faced criticism for again failing to recognize the annual LGBT celebration.

The federal government and foster care agencies are taking divergent paths in the area of recognizing the LGBTQ identities of foster youth.

In response to the latest racial violence and killings of transgender people across the country, leaders of 75 LGBTQ advocacy groups in the U.S. issued a joint statement Friday recommitting themselves and their organizations to addressing racism.

U.S. Ambassador to Germany Richard Grenell plans to step down from his post.

It's another cancellation as a result of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

One judge likened the use of separate restrooms for transgender students to separate restrooms for blacks.

A transgender woman who is at the center of one of the LGBT discrimination cases now before the U.S. Supreme Court has died.

A nonprofit is raising money on GoFundMe to put 50 coming out stories online to inspire and educate LGBT people — particularly in places without long-established queer communities.

While LGBT people nervously await the U.S. Supreme Court's decisions regarding two big employment discrimination cases, the court this month heard arguments in other cases that could have significant impact.

A study released Tuesday (May 5) by American Atheists shows that people who identify as nonreligious experience discrimination and stigma nationwide, particularly LGBTQ people who identify as atheist, agnostic, or humanist.