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.
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.
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
City's Pride Proclamation Ends With Police Called
When one man stood during a city council meeting and proudly laughed at the idea of a gay kid committing suicide, it brought activists back for the next meeting.
How Much Would You Pay to Hear Rick Santorum Speak?
Losing presidential candidate Rick Santorum is testing out a career as a paid speaker, and BuzzFeed
CNN Contributor Defends Teen Who Said Obama Turns Kids Gay
Second Update: CNN contributor Dana Loesch has followed up her comments to clarify that "I don’t listen to his radio show or know his remarks." In other words, she hadn't heard wha
TRANSCRIPT: What Does President Obama Tell Gay Voters?
Read the speech Obama delivered at the DNC LGBT Leadership Council gala.
More Cabinet Secretaries Come Out for Marriage Equality
With June being Pride Month, the list of cabinet secretaries openly supporting marriage equality is growing fast.
Another Court Challenge, Another Loss for DOMA
The string of rulings that have found the Defense of Marriage Act unconstitutional continues today.
Antigay NAACP Chapter President Resigns
The Iowa/Nebraska state conference president of the NAACP is stepping down after leaders from the national organization announced their support of marriage equality for same-sex couples.
Antigay 14-Year-Old Says Obama Made His Ex-Friends Gay
A 14-year old talk show host is proving to be the next Bryan Fischer, spouting off that homosexuality is a "belief," and that he is disgusted by it.
Wash. Marriage Law On Hold as Opponents File Signatures
As expected, marriage equality opponents in Washington State have collected enough signatures to stop the law from taking effect and almost assuredly qualify a referendum for the ballot this November.
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