January 15 2013 6:57 PM ET
Vicco, Ky., Is Smallest U.S. City With LGBT Rights Law
The small Appalachian town of Vicco, Ky., has become the smallest municipality in the U.S. to approve an LGBT nondiscrimination law.
January 14 2013 7:43 PM ET
Former Aviator Could Be Virginia's First Out Judge
January 04 2013 4:39 PM ET
WATCH: Kansas Sues Sperm Donor for Child Support
A man who donated sperm to help a lesbian couple conceive found himself on the hook for thousands of dollars in child support payments, sought not by the parents, but by the state of Kansas.
December 22 2012 2:04 PM ET
Federal Court Puts California's Ex-Gay Therapy Ban On Hold
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that California's law banning so-called ex-gay therapy cannot take effect until the court has heard further arguments on the merits of the ban.
December 20 2012 8:43 PM ET
Montana High Court: Revise Domestic-Partnership Case
The court tells same-sex couples who brought the case to identify specific laws that discriminate.
December 20 2012 5:32 PM ET
Charges Against Dan Choi in Keystone Protest Dropped
D.C. prosecutors dropped charges stemming from the 2011 environmental protest, but a federal case involving Choi's 'don't ask, don't tell' protest remains pending.
December 18 2012 12:05 PM ET
Helena, Montana Passes Nondiscrimination Protections
December 12 2012 1:02 PM ET
Iowa Supreme Court Hears Birth Certificate Case
December 04 2012 7:06 PM ET
California Judge Denies an Attempt to Stop Ex-Gay Law
Following Monday's ruling that exempted three therapists from adhering to California's ban on "ex-gay" therapy for minors, another judge rejected another case to stop the law from going into effect.
December 04 2012 6:27 PM ET
Manning Awaits Court Martial While Considering His Future
Is Army private Bradley Manning, currently awaiting court martial for leaking government information, considering running for office?
