Gay Dallas: The Latest

Since he entered the presidential race, it's been Donald Trump's style to break with convention. It's no different when it comes to debate prep.

Ted Cruz appears uncomfortable defending the man he says he'll vote for in November, Donald Trump.

After 30 years there is still a lot of misinformation floating around about HIV. And that's where the Prevention Access Campaign comes into the picture. The recently launched organization hopes to combat false and misleading information.

They know they won't get elected, but that won't stop them from trying: Aleksei Korolyov and Bulat Barantayev, two openly gay men and longtime activists, are running for seats in Russia's Duma elections on Sept. 28.

The American Civil Liberties Union of Kentucky is suing Kim Davis for $233,000 in hopes of recovering money paid to lawyers in 2015 for defending four couples denied marriage licenses in Rowan County.

In his final address to the United Nations, U.S. President Barack Obama called for an end to the persecution of gay people.

A transgender man who has been granted asylum in the United States is suing over an Indiana state law that requires him to provide proof of citizenship before he can legally change his name to reflect his gender identity.

A phenomenally successful artist and businesswoman -- and a woman still in awe, who continues to be enchanted by love and the simple, beautiful things that surround her. Dolly Parton brings all of that to this interview.

Here we are again, just days away from the largest kink/BDSM/fetish event in the world, the Folsom Street Fair.

Growing up in a middle class neighborhood in Pleasant Hills, Pennsylvania, Elizabeth Hillman's family didn't rub shoulders with academics, lawyers, or college presidents.