Inauguration 2013 News / LGBTQ Nation

Donald Trump’s grim first week was a prelude to a dangerous presidency

Trump’s first week has paved the way for a “governing” style concerned more with bravado and bluster than measured actions emphasizing shared power with potential negotiating partners.

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Trump’s ‘America first’ rhetoric & cabinet picks threaten our rights

“Our Country First” has been the battle cry of nationalist fascism throughout the world.

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Can’t bear to watch inauguration coverage? Try these kittens instead.

Don't love cats? Live-stream a Broadway event featuring Rosie O'Donnell or be inspired by Sylvia Rivera.

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D.C. businesses pledge inauguration weekend profits to LGBTQ causes

All In Service organizers say the inauguration fundraising campaign is about "love and compassion for our diverse community."

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Jennifer Holliday backs out of Trump gig after protest from LGBTQ fans

The Broadway star apologized and said her career is deeply indebted to the LGBTQ community.

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Amid infighting, pro-Trump ‘DebloraBall’ will feature Milo Yiannopoulos

Milo Yiannopoulos will be a featured guest at the event, which is described as a "TrollCon" and promises "so many surprises" and "memes galore."

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Andrea Bocelli out as Trump inauguration performer after backlash from fans

The chairman of the Presidential Inaugural Committee says the singer approached Trump to say he would perform and Trump declined.

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Trump inaugural singer Jackie Evancho criticized because sister is trans

The 16-year-old singer is facing criticism from some who say it's hypocritical to perform for an administration that doesn't support her transgender sister's rights.

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At Trump’s inauguration there may be more protests than parties

Instead of throwing an equality ball, Human Right Campaign is encouraging its supporters to get involved in demonstrations and marches.

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For inaugural poet Richard Blanco, a journey home to America

MIAMI -- The Miami neighborhood where inaugural poet Richard Blanco grew up, in many ways, resembles Cuba his family left behind. Down the street, a man sells avocados from a small table. His favorite bakery, a…

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