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Pensacola’s City Council is pressing pause on an anti-discrimination ordinance.

Anti-gay attacks in New York City rose a shocking 26 percent in 2013, according to a report by the Anti-Violence project.

(WB) The coronavirus pandemic has instigated civil unrest, an economic downturn and a public health crisis, but Ritchie Torres sees an opportunity for bold leadership to improve the nation.

Sal Bardo is a gay filmmaker who works in the short film format. His smart, sharp dramas, which have played festivals across the country, include “Requited,”about a gay man conflicted about his feelings for his straight best friend; “Sam,”a nearly wordless short about gender identity and bullying; and “Chaser,”a controversial short about barebacking.

Disgraced U.S. Congressman George Santos denied being the mastermind behind a 2017 credit card skimming scheme that resulted in the imprisonment and deportation of a Brazilian man, who claims to be the gay Republican’s ex-roommate.

Florida’s Democratic LGBTA Caucus held its annual summer conference on Saturday at the Bahia Mar Resort on Fort Lauderdale Beach.

All three ballot referendums passed in Wilton Manors with little fanfare.

In the wake of Donald Trump’s win as president of the United States, Americans around the country are wearing safety pins and in solidarity with (and providing refuge for) victims of hate crime and abuse.

Fifty-three years ago today the riots that gave birth to the LGBT rights movement erupted in New York City.

The Kanawha County school board has approved policy changes meant to protect prospective and current lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender employees from discrimination.

Life, as they say, is an open book. When you're born, someone else starts writing it for you, but it doesn't take long for you to be your own author.

(CNN) -- Its impact didn't reach the epic levels many government officials had warned of, but the first blizzard of 2015 is keeping much of the U.S. Northeast shut down -- at least for the day.

President-elect Joe Biden is moving ahead with plans to heal the country.