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Former Puerto Rico State Senator Roberto Arango has publicly announced he's gay.
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Former Puerto Rico State Senator Roberto Arango has publicly announced he's gay.
A new poll conducted last month found that 64 percent of Iowans either are proud or don't care about gay marriage.
Kentucky Attorney General Jack Conway on Tuesday announced that he would not defend the state's ban on gay marriage in court.
Attorney General Lisa Madigan said in a March 4 letter to Macon County Clerk Stephen Bean that all Illinois counties could issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples.
A majority of Michigan residents support gay marriage, a new poll has found.
Arizona Governor Jan Brewer on Wednesday vetoed a controversial bill opponents said would allow businesses and individuals to discriminate against gay people.
Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott will appeal a ruling handed down Wednesday striking down the state's ban on gay marriage.
Champaign County Clerk Gordy Hulten on Wednesday became the second county clerk in Illinois to immediately issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples.
Multiple sources are reporting that Arizona Governor Jan Brewer plans to veto a controversial bill that opponents say would allow individuals and businesses to discriminate against gays.
Vice President Joe Biden will deliver the keynote address at the Human Rights Campaign's (HRC) annual Los Angeles Dinner on Saturday, March 22.
Opposition is growing to an Arizona bill which opponents say would allow businesses and individuals to discriminate against gays.
Matthew Dowd, former chief strategist for President George W. Bush, on Sunday described a bill in Arizona as using religion to discriminate against gays.
Illinois State Senator Kyle McCarter, a Republican, has ended an effort to repeal Illinois' gay marriage law approved by lawmakers last year.
The Gay Liberation Network ( GLN ) issued a statement saying it emphatically supports the "Conversion Therapy Prohibition Act" recently introduced into the Illinois House by Rep. Kelly Cassidy.
Equality Illinois on Sunday called on county clerks throughout Illinois to consider and follow the ruling of U.S. District Court Judge Sharon Johnson Coleman that marriage equality is a fundamental right and denying imme
Illinois Governor Pat Quinn on Friday lauded a federal judge's decision allowing gay and lesbian couples to immediately begin marrying in Cook County instead of waiting until June 1, the initial effective date of legisla
Cook County Clerk David Orr will begin issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples immediately - more than three full months before the June 1 date set by the Illinois legislature - following a federal court order toda
The Arizona Senate on Wednesday approved a bill which opponents say would allow businesses and individuals to discriminate against gays.
The Indiana Senate on Monday approved an amended version of a proposed gay marriage ban, meaning that the question will not reach this year's ballot.
In a ruling which is the second coup for the South this week, U.S. District Judge Arenda L. Wright Allen late Thursday issued a sweeping 41-page opinion that strikes down the voter approved 2006 constitutional amendment
A former employee of the Illinois Treasurer's Office filed a federal lawsuit Feb. 10 against Treasurer and gubernatorial candidate Dan Rutherford, according to the Chicago Sun-Times.