All love is equal. It's time for marriage equality. Stand with Hillary Clinton in the fight for all LGBT Americans to be able to live, learn, work, and marry free from discrimination

Last night’s season premiere of Saturday Night Live kicked off by taking on last week’s presidential debate, with Alec Baldwin’s Donald Trump facing off against Kate McKinnon’s Hillary Clinton. The sketch hilariously condensed the debate’s most notable moments — calling Sean Hannity, Alicia Machado,

It's sometimes easy to forget in the equal marriage debate the bigger picture. Arguing about nuances of proposed law whilst necessary hides the truth - Same-sex couples love each other in no lesser way then their heterosexual counterparts. Our Australian friends, Clinton & Callum shared the video o...

From the very heights of government and diplomacy, to fierce advocacy for democracy and refugees, Madeleine Albright set a new and trailblazing standard. The first woman to become secretary of state died Wednesday afternoon in Washington, but leaves an impressive legacy.

Microsoft founder and philanthropist Bill Gates had an informative conversation with Ellen about his foundation’s efforts to help find a vaccine and therapeutics for COVID-19, the effect the pandemic is having on the economy, when we can expect to get back to “normal life,” and what gives him hope d

In this installment of the World AIDS Museum (WAM) Chronology Exhibit we highlight the work of Humanitarian Elizabeth Glaser who's work and the creation of the Pediatric Foundation has been instrumental in the successful fight against the incidence of HIV/AIDS infections among children in the US and...

In 1990, Elizabeth Glaser stood before delegates at the Communications Workers of America convention to share her personal fight against a disease which had already claimed her daughter's life. She told them about the shocking lack of research and treatment options for children living with HIV, and ...

Four out of 10 people worldwide don't have a safe way to poop. Find out why we need a toilet revolution. We need new ideas to help reduce disease and find find new ways to turn crap into valuable stuff, like fuel, fertilizer, and fresh water.

This video is a special tribute to the great humanitarian Elizabeth Taylor who devoted time and effort to creating awareness of the AIDS epidemic and educating people on it's prevention and furthering efforts in finding a cure. The entire collection will be exhibited from Dec. 3-10 at Christie's New...

In the first episode of "Talking with Chris Wallace" he interviewed Judge Stephen Gerald Breyer served on the Supreme Court of the US from 1994 until his retirement in 2022. He was nominated by President Bill Clinton. He was born in San Franciso on August 13, 1938. Judge Breyer attended Stanford ...