June 10 2012 10:51 AM ET
Elizabeth Warren Is No Scott Brown on LGBT Rights
Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren is making an appeal to LGBT voters in Massachusetts this weekend, saying "there is still much work to be done" and that she will be "a leader in the fight for full
June 09 2012 1:12 PM ET
Protest Could Get Contentious Outside Indiana Church
It could be a contentious protest Sunday outside an Indiana church where the congregation was
June 09 2012 12:28 PM ET
Police, Helicopter, Water Cannon Called in to Defend Pride March
The second week of Pride month includes events all over the world. But A gay pride parade in Croatia that has police on high alert Saturday is a reminder of what's at stake.The Associated Press reports that hundreds of people, including some government officials, are marching through the town of Split with banners reading "Gay is OK" and "We are all equal." But that's brought out riot police, a helicopter and a water cannon on standby.Last year the event was sieged by opposition who threw bottle and rocks. See what the event looks like this year in photos on the following pages.
June 09 2012 11:50 AM ET
Republican's Gay Son Inspires Him to Fight for Marriage Equality
June 09 2012 11:43 AM ET
Show's Over for Teen Who Said Obama Made His Friends Gay
Updated to include compromise with Spreaker.
June 09 2012 10:41 AM ET
Was It Extortion? Charlie Crist Says He Was Threatened With Accusation He's Gay
A lawyer for Charlie Crist says a former party chairman was trying to extort the former Florida governor with allegations that he's gay.
June 08 2012 5:47 PM ET
Widow Wanted to Share DOMA Win With Her Wife
When 83-year-old Edie Windsor found out this week that she'd won her case, and that the Defense of Marriage Act had been ruled unconstitutional, she wanted so badly to talk to her late widow, Thea
June 08 2012 4:33 PM ET
Signatures Counted, Another Fight Is On for November
A fight is on in Maryland over whether the state will keep the marriage law it passed earlier this year.
June 08 2012 2:33 PM ET
Moscow Bans Pride for the Next 100 Years
As antigay sentiment heats up in Russia, Moscow City Court upheld a new law that bans any gay pride celebrations in the city until the year 2112.
June 07 2012 8:07 PM ET
Even 'Marriage-Like' Is Too Gay for Bases, Republicans Say
Two women took part in a commitment ceremony at a Louisiana military base in May, according to the Associ
