Citing Court Cases, Indiana Lawmakers Delay Vote on Marriage Equality Amendment
The possibility of a U.S. Supreme Court ruling on marriage equality leads Indiana legislators to postpone a vote on a state constitutional amendment until next year.
Lawrence O'Donnell's Last Word on Gay Marriage in the U.K.
MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell draws a line from Oscar Wilde's trial and this week's progress toward marriage equality in the U.K.
Colorado Civil Unions Pass First Senate Vote
Senate Bill 11, an act to establish civil unions, is scheduled for a full vote in the Democrat-controlled Senate on Monday, at which point it will move to the House, also controlled by Democrats. Civil unions could become law as early as May 1.
Ten GOP Senators Sign Brief Supporting DOMA
The 10, who claim no bigotry toward gays, represent less than a quarter of the Republicans in the U.S. Senate.
Two Republicans Press for Including Gay Couples in Immigration Reform
The Uniting American Families Act was once again introduced in the House this session and will soon return in the Senate.
Vatican Clears Up Any Confusion: It Still Backs Discrimination
Freedom To Marry Pledges $2 Million for Fights in States
How Two Phelps Family Members Become 'Betrayers'
Two of the Westboro Baptist Church family members have left and issued an apology for what they'd done.









