Democrats flipped seven Senate seats and the House, at least 20 openly LGBTQ candidates won, and the most anti-trans candidates overwhelmingly lost. Here’s what the results mean for LGBTQ Americans.

Fifty-five years ago, a group of LGBTQ New Yorkers rioted, protested, and got arrested when taking a stand against a routine police raid of a gay bar in Greenwich Village. While the Stonewall Uprising ...

This June’s Pride month comes as LGBTQ Americans face a wave of anti-LGBTQ restrictions targeting gender identity—from bans on gender-affirming care to teacher constraints on LGBTQ topics—and though ...

More than 1,000 lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender candidates ran for elected office this year, vying for seats in Congress, state legislatures and various local races across nearly every state.