Advocates huddled on the steps of City Hall in Manhattan on May 22 to urge lawmakers and Mayor Eric Adams to increase funding ...

A report in the Wall Street Journal late last month pointed to many of the warning signs leading up to this year’s main NYC ...

Three men who were convicted of robbing and fatally drugging men outside of Manhattan gay bars in 2022 were handed sentences ...

Live Out Loud, a non-profit organization dedicated to cultivating safe, inclusive, and affirming educational environments for ...

Bowl EP,” now at The Vineyard, is a triumph of queer art, performance, and theatricality that manages to be daring, ...

The letter, dated April 10, represents the latest chapter in a year-long controversy that began in March of last year when ...

More than 10,000 attendees collectively raised nearly $2 million on May 18 at the 40th annual AIDS Walk New York, which is a ...

Health care costs continue to rise, forcing LGBTQ+ business owners and patients across New York to pay more for coverage and care. One of the reasons is that ...

A three-judge panel of the US Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit ruled 2-1 on May 13 to uphold a statewide preliminary ...

Red paint was commonly splattered on Catedral Metropolitana in Buenos Aires, meant to mark the blood on the hands not just of the church, but the very man who commanded it, then known as Archbishop ...