February 25 2009 1:00 AM ET
Bill Moyers, Gay-Baiter
Before he became the self-righteous scold of the liberal television commentariat, Moyers served as a special assistant to Lyndon Johnson, during which time he ordered investigations to expose gays.
February 20 2009 1:00 AM ET
LGBT Groups Face Uncertain Financial Times
About 35 LGBT leaders met in Washington, D.C., to discuss how they can conserve resources and still advance the movement during an economic downturn.
February 12 2009 1:00 AM ET
Stories of Love ... and Loss
After Prop. 8, protests, and even babies, a handful of the married couples we featured on our October cover update us on their lives while their marriages hang in the balance.
February 12 2009 1:00 AM ET
LGBT Immigration Bill Reintroduced to a More Receptive Congress
The Uniting American Families Act was reintroduced in both chambers of Congress Thursday -- chief sponsor Rep. Jerrold Nadler promised the first real push to pass the legislation since he first introduced it in 2000.
February 12 2009 1:00 AM ET
Same-Sex Marriage in N.Y. -- 2009 or 2010?
New York senate majority leader Malcolm Smith says marriage legislation still doesn't have enough votes in the chamber to pass.
February 11 2009 1:00 AM ET
Tyler and Olson to Repeat Vows
Robin Tyler and Diane Olson will celebrate Freedom to Marry Day in Beverly Hills Friday by repeating their vows on the courthouse steps.
February 11 2009 1:00 AM ET
When Walter Schubert Met Barack Obama
Walter Schubert, founder of the Gay Financial Network and chairman of the board of the Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce, gets an audience with President Obama to talk all things stimulus.
February 07 2009 1:00 AM ET
LGBT Leaders Weigh Obama's Faith-Based Initiative
LGBT activists are riled up over Obama's White House Office of Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships, saying the program lacks anti-discrimination protections for LGBT people.
February 05 2009 1:00 AM ET
Gay Rights on Fast Track at State Dept.
Days after pledging to review policies that discriminate against LGBT employees at the State Department, Secretary Clinton said her staff is reviewing inequities and preparing to make appropriate changes "expeditiously."
February 02 2009 1:00 AM ET
Battling the Military Ban
In a bracing new account, historian Nathaniel Frank shows how “don’t ask, don’t tell” has utterly failed.
