Fernando Hermida diagnosed four months after asking for asylum
A growing indifference to suffering that is baked into the legal system
This year a number of state lawmakers and officials could be spotted marching in the parade on Saturday, June 15
A U.S. District Judge ordered the lawyers to turn over the Q&A document, which was used to prepare for questions from a three-judge panel
The Los Angeles Times Short Docs program celebrates filmmaking with a West Coast perspective presenting undiscovered stories
The pride event, co-sponsored by the City of West Hollywood, will offer live entertainment, DJ sets, and free food
Trump turned his aim towards trans people near the end of a rally in Racine, Wisconsin, which was mostly focused on immigration and crime
This fight is not just about the rights of LGBTQI individuals; it is about the integrity of our democratic system itself
Lawyers representing Planned Parenthood and the Missouri AG argued Monday over HIPPA protections during a St. Louis Circuit Court hearing
The bill drew national attention from critics, who said it left no place for those who don’t fit a biologically narrow definition
