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Zach Wahls, a University of Iowa engineering student, took a trip to the Iowa State Capitol in Des Moines on Thursday to try to stop legislators from approving a constitutional amendment that would ban gay marriage.
One of President George W. Bush's twin daughters, Barbara, will release a videotaped message on Tuesday in which she supports gay marriage.
When John Fliszar died last year in Chicago, his husband, Mark Ketterson, contacted the U.S. Naval Academy (USNA) to fulfill his final wishes.
President Obama has nominated a gay man, J. Paul Oetken, to be a federal judge.
Producer Brannon Braga, former executive producer of "Star Trek: Enterprise" and writer/producer for "Star Trek: Voyager," said in a recent interview that he regrets never including a single gay or lesbian character.
The Pentagon will release specific details on how troops will deal with the repeal of the ban on gay troops on Friday.
President Obama talked about gay rights during the State of the Union speech, but did not offer any indication that he's changed his mind on gay marriage.
The Wyoming House passed a bill Monday which would prohibit the state from recognizing gay marriages conducted in other states.
In a 2-1 decision, an Illinois appellate court has ruled that candidate Rahm Emanuel did not meet residency requirements to be on the Chicago mayoral ballot.
Rahm Emanuel should not appear on the Feb. 22 Chicago mayoral ballot, according to a ruling issued by the state appellate court this morning.
