Gen. Powell Supports Legalized Marriage Equality
Former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen.
Vt. Binational Gay Couple Granted Deportation Reprieve
A binational lesbian couple in Vermont who sued the federal government over the Defense of Marriage Act have been granted a reprieve from deportation proceedings.
Poll: Support for Marriage Equality Hits High Mark
According to a new ABC News/Washington Post poll, 53% of Americans support marriage rights for same-sex couples — a record high for the survey — while opposition has plummeted to unprecedented lows. Only 39% of Americans said they opposed marriage equality, according to the poll, released two weeks after President Obama’s announcement that he supports same-sex marriage.
NOM Hiding Identities of 11 Donors
Gay activist and Republican presidential candidate Fred Karger is launching another challenge against the National Organization for Marriage for potentially failing to report $345,000 in contributions it received from 11 donors for Proposition 8.
Buenos Aires Opens Up Same-Sex Marriage to Visitors
Things keep getting better in Argentina.
Christine Quinn Marries Partner Kim Catullo
New York City Council Speaker Christine Quinn married her longtime partner Kim Catullo in a ceremony Saturday, becoming the highest-profile official to wed since the marriage equality law took effect last year.
WATCH: Binational LGBT Couples Reveal Their Struggles
The five couples who are serving as plaintiffs in the Immigration Equality lawsuit against the Defense of Marriage Act tell why state recognition of marriage isn't enough to afford them full equality, and how that affects their lives together, in a video recorded by website RawStory.
WATCH: Wanda Sykes on Obama's and NAACP's Support For Marriage Equality
NAACP Endorses Marriage Equality
The board of directors for the NAACP voted to endorse marriage equality for same-sex couples, the Washington Post reports.
Jeremiah Wright's Successor Backs Obama on Marriage
An influential preacher stands up for gay rights.
Divorce Now Legal in Maryland Before Marriage
It's not yet legal to get married in Maryland, but an appeals court ruled today that same-sex couples can already get divorced. Maryland's Court of Appeals ruled unanimously that any Marylander legally wed in another state can get divorced in their home state. The case centers on Jessica Port and Virginia Cowan, who were married in California in 2008 during the brief period when it was legal. Two years later they sought a divorce in their home state of Maryland and were denied.
Poll: Black Voters Are Changing Their Minds on Marriage
President Obama might be changing minds with his support for marriage equality, at least among African-American voters, a new poll shows.
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