"If someone is going to stand up to them and stop them, it’s going to have to be me."

A man shouting anti-gay slurs attacked the young couple when he saw them holding hands as they walked down the street in Denver.

Amtrak police say this might be a suicide attempt, but his injuries aren't consistent with jumping from a moving train.

Her generosity and gentle nature got her killed when the woman she was helping turned on her.

They refused to prescribe some of them a drug to prevent HIV infection and then punished them when they turned positive.

FBI statistics show dozens of anti-straight hate crimes happening each year. But there's no evidence that they actually are. So what's going on?

The attackers strangled the victim until he apologized for being gay. They have to pay him $200 for the inconvenience.

They could each face up to 30 years in prison for beating up a gay couple and another man who tried to stop them.

Police don't know who did it or why, but they're already saying it wasn't a hate crime.

“My first thought was ‘why are they squirting water’ but then I realized it was acid."