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Kameny sued the federal government after he was fired for being gay, picketed the White House, and did much more to advance the movement. Here's what you need to know about the queer rights icon.
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Samuel Alexander Garrison III, who defended President Richard Nixon in impeachment hearings in 1974 and later became a gay rights activist, died Sunday in Roanoke, Va. He was 65.
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The preacher, who died today at age 99, wasn't particularly known for his antigay views, but he certainly had them.
Today is a day of mourning for an America that turned away from its founding ideals and into the grip of authoritarianism, writes John Casey.
Best-selling author and columnist Molly Ivins, the sharp-witted liberal who skewered the political establishment and referred to President George W. Bush as ''Shrub,'' died Wednesday after a long battle with breast cancer.
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The indictment against Stone links Donald Trump's presidential campaign to WikiLeaks' efforts against Hillary Clinton.
