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Professional basketball players in the NBA are now officially protected from discrimination based on sexual orientation.
Republican presidential candidate Rick Perry might "not be ashamed to admit" he's a Christian, but he might be ashamed of the dismal "Like" rating his new anti-gay campaign ad, ironically titled "Strong," has received on
With Republican candidates really pounding the pavement in the final weeks before the Iowa primary, some are getting even more wound up about gay rights than they were before.
Janice Daniels, who was elected mayor of Troy, Mich., on a Tea Party platform last month, is now apologizing for using the word "queers" on her Facebook page.
With just a month left until the Iowa primary, Republican presidential candidate Michele Bachmann is trying to make hay out of gay marriage.
A recent arrest in Oak Park of a man charged with criminal transmission of HIV, has the AIDS Legal Council of Chicago calling for a change in outdated HIV criminal transmission laws.
A lovely new ad chronicling the "meet cute" and eventual marriage of a gay couple in Australia is part of a new push to legalize marriage there.
"Dirty Boy Video" found a hopping new location to use as a backdrop for its latest gay porn video: the tents of Occupy Oakland.
Dr. Marcus Bachmann, husband of GOP presidential candidate Rep. Michele Bachmann, is demanding that a gay activist pay his $150 counseling bill -- or else.
Senators Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) and Susan Collin (R-Maine) are once again trying to guarantee health insurance and other benefits for same-sex partners of federal employees.
The Vatican has gone beserk over a new Benetton ad campaign that shows Pope Benedict kissing Muslim leader Ahmed Tayeb, head of Al Azhar in Cairo. The ads also show other heads of state -- mostly men -- photoshopped into
James Hormel, the country's first openly gay ambassador, is not happy that Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain says being gay is a choice.
Republican Michigan State Sen. Rick Jones has abandoned attempts to insert a "religious and moral" clause in a law that would have allowed some bullies to get away with it.
Taylor Garrett, a Republican cast member of "A-List Dallas," said he was punched to the ground on Friday night by somebody who doesn't like conservative gay men.
