Reading RFK Jr.’s tea leaves
Kennedy Jr.’s decisions as HHS secretary could have major implications for the health sector’s future. If the Senate confirms him, that is. But industry leaders, analysts and lobbyists are still not sure what to expect from Kennedy regarding the policy issues most important to them.
Kentucky Sheriff Shawn Stines has been indicted by a grand jury on one count of murder of a public official in the death of ...
Ashley Coleman has resigned as executive director of the Bradbury-Sullivan LGBT Center, which will “temporarily pause” some ...
President-elect Donald Trump's second administration signals the need for empathy and steps to protect estates or consider ...
This year's memorial, however, comes at a time of heightened anxiety for LGBTQ and, in particular, transgender North ...
Unfortunately ... there are Republican factions that have infiltrated Idaho who only support constitutional rights if they ...
Lawyers hearing from a lot of LGBTQ families who worry the Trump administration will imperil their legal status and they want ...
Nancy Mace is making waves after introducing a resolution that would bar Sarah McBride and other transgender women who work ...
Rights groups say that since the Taliban regained power, LGBTQ citizens have faced widespread sexual and physical violence in ...
People fear a cascade of losses: marriage equality, adoption rights, anti-discrimination laws ensuring jobs and housing, ...
Human Rights Campaign ranked 506 cities based on their LGBTQ policies. Lexington came in 13th place, which is the highest in the commonwealth.
Los Angeles officials voted Tuesday to approve policies that would establish the city and its schools as a sanctuary for ...
Landau wants the city to hold hearing to prepare to protect transgender Philadelphians and other marginalized communities.
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