Todd Akin Makes Final Antigay Pitch to Congress
In one of his final acts in Congress, Missouri representative Todd Akin will make one last effort to add an antigay piece of legislation to this year's defense authorization bill.
Military Spouses Group To Consider Lesbian Wife's Membership
The leaders of the Fort Bragg Officers' Spouses Club have announced that they will review their rules, which prohibit same-sex spouses of officers, at their next board meeting next month.
Lesbian Wife Denied Membership to Military Spouses Group
A military spouses group at Fort Bragg in North Carolina denied membership to the wife of a female Army lieutenant colonel, and provided a possibly false reason for turning her away,
PHOTOS: Portraits of 'Gay Warriors' in a Post-DADT World
The end of "don't ask, don't tell" hasn't meant the end of discrimination against military families.
Hero of DADT Repeal, Jeh Johnson, Will Leave Pentagon
Senate Version of Defense Budget Omits Antigay Provisions
The U.S. Senate passed the next year's defense budget without some of the proposed harmful language that would limit the use of military facilities for same-sex couples.
WATCH: Veterans Day Video Spotlights DOMA Harms
“Same Skin” shows how federal law treats gay and straight service members differently, although they make the same sacrifice for the country.
In Bed With the First Gay Couple Officially Married on a Military Base
Trans Woman to Head Prominent LGBT Military Group
Servicemembers Legal Defense Network and OutServe, a joint organization advocating for LGBT military personnel, has tapped 1994 West Point graduate Allyson Robinson to lead the group in a post-"don
Romney Backer Supported Segregated Housing After DADT
A retired Marine general who was opposed to integrating openly gay troops with straight troops in sleeping quarters and did not support repealing "don't ask, don't tell," has been named as a suppor









