Kevin Jennings will leave the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network after 13 years with the group, which begins a search for a new leader.

The pair, who had five alleged accomplices, could face up to 30 years in prison if convicted of sexually abusing boys in a Brazilian nudist camp.

Keith Hill, convicted of raping a 17-year-old boy at gunpoint, tells the court he assaulted men, not women, because "it would be less hard on them."

MSNBC's Chris Matthews says he was wrong to say the reason Hillary Clinton is a senator and presidential candidate "is that her husband messed around."

Cambridge, Mass., Councilwoman Denise Simmons becomes America's first black lesbian mayor, succeeding Ken Reeves, who's also black and gay.

A record 16 percent of delegates to the Democratic National Committee's platform committee for the Denver convention are LGBT, says Howard Dean.

The men sentenced to six months' hard labor on charges of homosexuality have already been detained that long and should be freed, says their lawyer.

Blogger Jasmyne Cannick and reality star Ray Cunningham will moderate the Jan. 23 forum in Los Angeles; a straw poll will be held after the event.

"If police are doing something to act interested and there's no one else around, the police have arrested someone for no crime," says Lambda Legal's Jon Davidson.