Indiana

Chasten has gone from being bullied for being too gay to being accused of not being gay enough. Now he’s telling his story.

I’ll put this bluntly: LGBTQ families in Indiana are under attack by my opponent John Crane simply because of DNA.

If she wins her primary on June 2nd, Hackett could be running against the anti-LGBTQ incumbent, right-wing extremist Rep. Jackie Walorski.

But their rural community banded together to support them.

You’d think Mike Pence would have learned a lesson after he botched a viral outbreak in Indiana.

The state senator has since deleted his anti-gay “joke” from Facebook.

Trump and Pence both claim that the latter’s work to prevent a HIV epidemic he faced as governor of Indiana were sufficient. All available evidence says otherwise.

Indiana could have stopped adult men from marrying 15-year-old girls, but Republicans wanted to be sure their marriage equality ban stayed on the books.

Sabrina Haake has been active in fighting for LGBTQ rights for many years, and now she wants to go to Capitol Hill and take on the climate crisis and education system.

It took an appeals court three years to rule that Indiana must follow a Supreme Court ruling, putting one of the plaintiff’s children at risk.