Conservatives claim the chain has abandoned its supporters by changing up its giving strategy.

The company has made no promises about the future, however.

Vice President Mike Pence used National Adoption Month to praise a bigoted new proposal from the Health and Human Services Department.

Democrats in the state also took back the majority in both legislative chambers.

Virginians could see new movement on gun background checks and voting rights if Democrats win big on Tuesday.

Rep. Vicky Hartzler (R-MO) let the group hold an event on Capitol Hill.

Idaho wants to make it harder for transgender individuals to change the gender on their birth certificates, defying a court order against such barriers.

The state Republican Party is using the same hate-filled playbook that failed in 2017 and 2018.

Ben Carson twice refused during congressional testimony to step away from his attacks on LGBTQ Americans.

Republican Dennis Bonnen announced he would leave the Texas House of Representatives after dozens of his colleagues urged him to ‘move on.’

Parents of the slain gay teenager laced into Barr over his support of allowing individuals to be fired for being transgender.

Rubio briefly pretended to care about LGBTQ people after the Pulse shootings. Not anymore.

Scotland County Sheriff Ralph Kersey says he reversed his earlier decision ‘after careful consideration.’

Two Supreme Court cases that will be heard this week could drastically undermine protections for LGBTQ workers.

More wins include Georgia seeing voter registration skyrocket, and California makeing it easier for parents to run for office.

Progressives won victories in California, where a new law protects workers in the gig economy, and a new task force in Minnesota will address violence against Native women.

A 4-3 decision from the Arizona Supreme Court held that a Christian wedding invitation company can refuse to provide certain services to same-sex couples.

Pence is set to attend an event for Concerned Women for America, which issued a ‘call to arms’ after same-sex marriage became legal in 2015.

With a 4-3 vote, the school board in Stafford County, Virginia, adopted nondiscrimination and equal opportunity policies to protect LGBTQ students and faculty.

After District Attorney Rachael Rollins’ right to not prosecute cases was affirmed, she lamented the “colossal waste of time.”

The Trump administration is winning praise for aggressively fulfilling the goals of conservative religious leaders.

In a week of rough news, progressives still scored a lot of wins.

Trump said he would be a ‘real friend’ to the LGBTQ community, but his administration’s proposed new rule would cause immeasurable harm.

Pence hailed a group that has called for criminalizing homosexuality.

And don’t miss a heartwarming story of the city of Las Cruces embracing asylum-seekers with open arms.

It’s a break from the Obama administration, which made a strong commitment to LGBTQ youth.

In other good news, the House passes a law to end discrimination in the tax code, and Maine takes a compassionate stance toward asylum-seekers.

Tennessee state Rep. Bill Sanderson, an anti-LGBTQ Republican, resigned suddenly amid allegations he was using Grindr to solicit sex from men.

Republicans push for book advocating anti-LGBTQ ‘conversion therapy’ to be returned to Amazon.

The Commission on Unalienable Rights is nothing but a front for Pompeo’s anti-LGBTQ views.