Vermont business leaders support marriage equality, the gay community finds its way in Iran, and more.
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Vermont business leaders support marriage equality, the gay community finds its way in Iran, and more.
Judgment day : A federal court ruled on Tuesday that the University of California's Hastings College of the Law may bar the Christian Legal Society from being recognized as a student group for requiring members to sign a declaration of faith. Tehran dispatch : Of course a gay community exists in Iran . The question is, who can see it?
Splitsville : The New Hampshire house judiciary committee split its vote on the same-sex marriage bill, meaning that no recommendation will be made when the bill goes to the full house floor. Hate-crime spree? An attack outside a local gay bar is the latest in a recent wave of apparent bias crimes in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Common cents : Business leaders in Vermont tell senators that job growth will not suffer if same-sex marriage is legalized.
And the winner is : Three cities are finalists to host the Gay Games in 2014.
Suspicious activity : Fire destroys the scene of a possible hate-motivated murder in outer London.