April 25 2012 7:36 PM ET
Fred Karger's "Sexy Frisbee" Ad Reinstated on YouTube
Republican presidential candidate Fred Karger's "Sexy Frisbee" ad was removed from YouTube for being inappropriate.
April 25 2012 7:27 PM ET
Civil Union Bill Approved in Colorado Senate
The Colorado state senate approved a civil unions bill on its second reading Wednesday. A third and final senate vote will take place before the legislation heads to the Republican-majority House.
April 25 2012 3:19 PM ET
Waiting for President Obama's "Second-Term Socks"
What exactly was the punchline when President Obama kidded during an interview released today with Rolling Stone that a pair of pink socks might have to wait to be worn until his second term?
April 25 2012 1:59 PM ET
Is Mitt Romney Not Christian Enough for Liberty University?
The problems Mitt Romney had in winning evangelicals from Rick Santorum have spilled over into the first days of the general election after backlash erupted because of a speech planned at Liberty University.
April 25 2012 1:41 PM ET
Tenn. Pol. Blames Bad Parenting, Not Bullying, For Suicides
Tennessee state Rep. Jeremy Faison apologized Tuesday after saying poor parenting and improper values are chief causes of teen suicides, and not bullying.
April 25 2012 9:41 AM ET
Sims Wins Primary, On Track to Become Pennsylvania's 1st Openly Gay Legislator
Brian Sims, an Advocate "40 Under 40" honoree and former executive director of Equality Pennsylvania, will become the state’s first openly gay legislator.
April 24 2012 6:55 PM ET
Soul Force Riders Meet With Mormon Officials
Gay rights advocates and LDS representatives try to meet in the middle.
April 23 2012 7:44 PM ET
NOM Joins Marriage Equality Fight in Maine
The National Organization for Marriage has joined forces with the Christian Civic League of Maine to oppose the state's marriage equality referendum.
April 23 2012 3:55 PM ET
Cincinnati Newspaper Stops Presses After 'F Bomb' Mess
But the not 'F bomb' gays are accustomed to hearing.
April 23 2012 12:00 PM ET
Amendment One Opponents: Have Momentum, Need Money
Opponents of Amendment One, the constitutional amendment that would ban same-sex marriage in North Carolina, say their campaign is “winnable,” but they need people around the country to focus on the May 8 vote.
April 20 2012 3:41 PM ET
GOP Congresswoman: Bullying Laws Unconstitutional
According to Rep. Heather Wilson, antigay bullying is akin to being teased for having red hair.
April 19 2012 2:39 PM ET
Poll: Voters Least Concerned With Marriage Equality
The environment, the War in Afghanistan, and health care reform are ranked as higher priorities for voters than banning marriage equality, a new poll shows.
April 18 2012 5:56 PM ET
North Carolina: Local NAACP Chapter Speaks Out
The Reverend William Barber, president of the North Carolina chapter of the NAACP, spoke out against the state's proposed antigay measure, Amendment One.
