June 21 2012 12:29 PM ET
Tammy Baldwin Debuts Senate Campaign Ad
The representative from Wisconsin talks about economic fairness in the first ad for her U.S. Senate bid.
June 21 2012 11:43 AM ET
Republicans Don't Appear Likely to Reinstate DADT
Even if Mitt Romney wins the White House, it doesn't look like Republicans will try to reinstate the "don't ask, don't tell" policy.
June 21 2012 11:24 AM ET
House GOP Will Ask Supreme Court to Take DOMA Case
The Supreme Court could rule on DOMA within the year if House Republicans defending the law ask justices to consider their appeal, as BLAG has indicated in a new filing.
June 21 2012 9:41 AM ET
Gay Conservative Leader Defends Romney Endorsement
GOProud cofounder Jimmy LaSalvia defended the group’s endorsement of Mitt Romney, saying the presumptive Republican presidential nominee has “a long record of dealing with gay people."
June 21 2012 5:00 AM ET
Can Bloomingdale’s Change Gay Life in Retail?
A new union contract includes strong anti-discrimination language and benefits like paternity leave. But the vast majority of LGBT retail workers still lack basic protections.
June 20 2012 10:29 PM ET
Rulings Give Binational Couples Reason for Optimism
Groundbreaking rulings by the Board of Immigration Appeals give couples a chance to stay together, perhaps long enough for DOMA to be struck down.
June 20 2012 9:48 PM ET
Marco Rubio: Not 'Open' on Same-Sex Marriage
The Florida senator states his opposition to marriage equality in an evangelical magazine and says a USA Today blogger has misinterpreted him.
June 20 2012 9:18 PM ET
Southern Baptists: Same-Sex Marriage Not a Civil Right
Supporters of same-sex marriage have 'misappropriated the rhetoric of the Civil Rights Movement,' the denomination says.
June 20 2012 7:23 PM ET
Bloomberg and Quinn Team Up to Fight DOMA
New York City's top two elected officials announced their plan to file a joint brief in support of a DOMA challenge pending in federal court.
June 20 2012 3:25 PM ET
She Lives in a Church? Group Wants Antigay Legislator Off Ballot
A new state legislative map put Jan Pauls's home in a different district, so she's claiming to live in a church — falsely, say opponents.
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