Marriage Equality a Money-maker for Obama's Campaign
His campaign saw a three-day spike in fund-raising after his pro-marriage equality announcement, NPR reports.
Bulgarian Priest Urges Violence at Pride Parade
A Bulgarian Orthodox clergyman has said stones should be thrown at parade marchers and that their political allies should be drowned.
Gay Candidate Wins New York Congressional Primary
Sean Patrick Maloney, a gay former aide to President Bill Clinton, won the Democratic primary and will face Rep. Nan Hayworth, who has a moderate reputation on LGBT rights compared to some other Tea Party-backed Republicans.
Colorado Group to Target Lawmakers Who Blocked Civil Unions
Fight Back Colorado, a group modeled on the effort that removed anti-equality incumbents in New York, will target lawmakers who blocked civil unions this year.
Salt Lake City's Gay Paper Needs Your Help to Stay Alive
Antigay Church's Hand in Kansas School Board Race
A man running for the Kansas state school board is a follower of the Westboro Baptist Church and says public schools should stop teaching evolution, which he called a "satanic lie."
NYC Council Saves HIV/AIDS, Homeless LGBT Services
New York City advocates spoke out after the City Council voted to retain funding for several key services, including the Runaway and Homeless Youth Services program, and funding for HIV/AIDS h
Pentagon Pride: More Work to be Done
The Defense Department recognized LGBT Pride Month for the first time by cheering DADT repeal but acknowledging the implementation work that remains.
Michigan Independents Cold to Obama's Marriage Stance
President Obama’s support for marriage equality may have cost him with a critical segment of independent voters in Michigan, a new poll indicates.









