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“If a future case should overturn Obergefell, it goes right back into that language that has existed in our constitution since a public vote in 2004," state Sen. Jeremy Moss told The Advocate.
The announcement came Monday morning.
"Hyperpartisan liberals are working overtime to try to sow fear and discontent," David Urban wrote in a USA Today column.
“It is not a violation of these canons for a judge to publicly refrain from performing a wedding ceremony based upon a sincerely held religious belief,” the Texas Supreme Court ruled.
Opinion: There might be two conservative justices with the social and emotional investment in a right that now runs wide and deep in communities and neighborhoods across the country, writes John Casey.
The justices will privately decide whether to hear a challenge to same-sex marriage brought by former Kentucky county clerk Kim Davis.
Ibrar Nadeem, candidate Jack Ciattarelli's executive director for Muslim relations, made the remarks at a recent event.
Samuel Alito said that he doesn't intend to "disturb" marriage equality — but is he trustworthy?
Clarence Thomas has said that he would not follow court precedent “if I find it doesn’t make any sense."
The lead sponsor is Rep. Josh Schriver, who has tried to overturn marriage equality and classify abortion as homicide.
It has long been the nation's leading LGBTQ+ Republican group. Here's where it's been and where it is now.
Here are the 19 states where same-sex couples could still get married if Obergefell is overturned.
Over 60 percent of the country will no longer have marriage equality if the U.S. Supreme Court reverses it.
Is Barrett really disinclined to overturn Obergefell? And what are others on the right saying?
"Anybody in a committed relationship out there in the LGBTQ community, you ought to consider getting married," Clinton said.
The law requires city contractors to offer same-sex domestic partners the same benefits as married straight couples, and Matt Dorsey says marriage equality means it's no longer needed.
The Kentucky county clerk went to jail a decade ago rather than issue a marriage license to a gay couple. Now the Liberty Counsel wants her case to deal a death blow to Obergefell v. Hodges, the court case that federally recognized marriage equality.
The Republican state senator says she can no longer honor God or herself by staying married to the embattled Texas attorney general known for crusading against LGBTQ+ rights.
Legislation reintroduced by U.S. Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Susan Collins could help queer married couples get back a total of $55 million in tax refunds. It's just one bill in a new package of similar pieces of legislation.
Ten years ago today, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled for nationwide marriage equality.
The Advocate asked the community to tell us how the Obergefell ruling impacted them and their relationships. Here's what they said.
