ABC News to Interview Obama as Gay Marriage Question Persists
The buzz is certainly growing in Washington, D.C., over President Obama's scheduled Wednesday afternoon interview with ABC News, where he is likely to be pressed on his gay marriage stance.
Colorado Civil Unions Bill Dies in Procedural Impasse
Colorado’s latest attempt to pass a civil unions bill died Tuesday evening in what the Denver Post called “a late-night game of political chicken” between Republican Speaker Frank McNulty and House Democrats.
'WE DO' Launches Next Stage After Amendment 1 Loss
Following passage of the antigay Amendment One, a group of LGBT couples in North Carolina will request marriage licenses in a protest for full federal equality.
Vote Uncertain on Colorado Civil Unions Bill
There's momentum in Colorado to pass a civil unions bill after similar legislation failed last year. But whether the bill will be brought up for a vote remains in question.
Eight Months in Solitary
Is a government turf war over immigration detention putting transgender lives at risk?
Former Iowa Supreme Court Justice: Anti-Marriage Equality Groups' M.O. is Bigotry
“If these organizations are really worried about marriage, rather than being motivated by bigotry and hatred, then they would be going after the divorce laws," former Chief Justice Marsha Ternus told the NYT's Frank Bruni.
Dan Savage v. NOM
"I will name the time and the place, per your offer, as soon as possible. Looking forward to it, NOMnuts," Savage replied to a debate offer from National Organization for Marriage president Brian Brown.
U.K. Gay Sex 'Offenders' to Get Clean Slate
It comes too late for Oscar Wilde, but not for thousands convicted under now-repealed laws.
Ohio Boy Scouts Board Member Resigns Over Lesbian Mom's Ousting
A Boy Scouts of America board member on the Ohio River Valley Council has resigned following the Boy Scouts ousting lesbian mom Jennifer Tyrrell, according to a release from GLAAD.
Missouri Proposes Its Own Version of "Don't Say Gay" Bill
Tennessee has successfully exported its proposed law, which would ban any mention of homosexuality by teachers or school administrators. But Missouri says its version if more fair.









