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Attorneys gave opening statements on Tuesday in a legal battle over "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" that actually started with a lawsuit against former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld in 2004.
Faculty members at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign will evaluate whether the school did the right thing when it fired a Catholic teacher who said he was opposed to homosexuality.
A camp run by a Virginia man promises to help "cure" gay men of their feelings towards other men.
The Pentagon's new survey on gays and lesbians in the military asks troops, among other things, how they would feel about taking showers with gay service members.
A federal judge has found a federal law that bans gay marriage to be unconstitutional.
A group that advocates for gays in the military is telling those troops not to answer the Pentagon's new "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" survey.
The Pentagon has sent out 400,000 copies of a survey to find out from troops how they feel about gays in the military.
In Connecticut, a gay Catholic priest stands accused of stealing $1.3 million dollars from his parish, in part because he disagreed with the church's stance on homosexuality.
A transgender woman has won a discrimination lawsuit against the Georgia General Assembly, which fired her after she started to transition from male to female.
Six years ago, the Log Cabin Republicans filed a lawsuit against Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld over the country's "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy. And on July 13, the group will finally get a chance to argue their cas
Members of the LGBT community are on average twice as likely to smoke as straight people.
This year, Cincinnati's Gay Pride parade will march through the downtown area on the Fourth of July, and conservative groups are not happy.
The gay soldiers who were arrested outside the White House as they protested "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" are trying to subpoena President Obama to testify in their defense.
Google plans to start paying gay employees more, as a way to compensate for an unfair tax structure that benefits straight people.
