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A New Mexico Supreme Court ruling handed down Thursday joins the state with 16 others and the District of Columbia in allowing gay and lesbian couples to marry.
A New Mexico Supreme Court ruling handed down Thursday means the state can join 16 others plus the District of Columbia in allowing gay and lesbian couples to marry.
The Obama administration on Monday announced that the Social Security Administration has started processing payments to married gay and lesbian couples.
Same-sex couples in Cook County, Illinois who face life-threatening illness could wed immediately following a federal court decision released Monday.
A federal judge ordered Dec. 9 that two more Illinois couples—each with partners suffering from chronic illnesses—could wed ahead of the June 1, 2014, start-date for same-sex weddings in the state. A hearing on Dec. 16 w
That's So Gay! A Game of LGBTQ Discovery, a new trivia game, is available in time for the holidays. Featuring more than 2,400 questions of LGBTQ history and current events, the game can be played by two or more people an
A campaign seeking to legalize gay marriage in Pennsylvania kicked off Wednesday in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
Center on Halsted, Chicago's lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community center, Friday announced it was awarded a three-year grant totaling $45,000 from the Comcast Foundation.
Dayna Morales, the lesbian server who claimed a family left her an offensive note instead of a tip, has lost her job.
President Barack Obama on Wednesday reiterated his call for Congress to approve the Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA), which seeks to prohibit workplace discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identi
First there was Black Friday, then Cyber Monday, and now Giving Tuesday. Unlike those other days, Giving Tuesday is about philanthropy.
Gay couples across Hawaii began exchanging vows early Monday as a gay marriage law took effect in the state at midnight.
Chicago's progressive talk radio station will be adding a new LBGT-themed radio program in January.
Judge Durkin's swift action to remedy Gray and Ewert's tragic predicament definitely packed an emotional wallop, and was widely reported in local and national news stories. The pleadings that Gray and Ewert filed with th
A New Jersey family has denied allegations they stiffed a lesbian server on a tip because of her "lifestyle."
A federal court Monday ordered the Cook County Clerk to immediately issue a marriage license to a terminally ill Chicago woman and her partner.
The holiday season moves into high gear on Sunday, Dec. 8 when the film SCROOGE & MARLEY returns to the Music Box Theatre, 3733 N. Southport Ave., one year from the date of its red-carpet premiere at the historic venue.
On December 7th the streets of Boystown will once again be filled with scantily-clad Santas, randy reindeer and other holiday hunks running through the chilly streets of Chicago's gayborhood to raise money for the Center
Houston Mayor Annise Parker on Wednesday announced that the city would extend benefits to the spouses of gay city employees.
With the stroke of a pen Wednesday afternoon, Illinois becomes the 16th state in the country to allow full marriage equality.
Illinois is a governor's signature away from becoming the 16th state in the country to allow full marriage equality -- the stroke of the pen will come later Wednesday during a historic signing of Senate Bill 10, the Reli
Liz Cheney, the daughter of former vice president Dick Cheney, on Sunday reiterated that she's opposed to gay marriage.
The lesbian server in New Jersey who got stiffed on a tip because of her "lifestyle" has collected nearly $2,000 in donations since her story went viral.
Bishop Thomas John Paprocki of Springfield says he will offer prayers of "supplication and exorcism" on Nov. 20 at approximately the same time that Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn signs the marriage equality bill into law.