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The November 2 general election is just four weeks from away, which means the deadline to registered to vote was Tuesday, Oct. 5. But there's still a way to make your voice heard.
A leading evangelical theorist now says straight Christians' willingness to accept divorce undermines what they think is their moral high ground on gay marriage.
On Thursday, the Governor of Michigan called for the state's Attorney General to fire Andrew Shirvell, an assistant who has been on an internet vendetta against gay University of Michigan student body President Chris Arm
Anti-gay Atlanta pastor Eddie Long, who was sued last week by four young men alleging that he pressured them into affairs, came out swinging from the pulpit on Sunday.
The anti-gay Atlanta pastor accused of molesting some of his followers now says he will finally speak on Sunday morning about the lawsuits.
Sen. Saxby Chambliss (R-Ga.) said on Thursday that he'll deal strongly with whomever wrote "all [gays] must die" on a blog comment board after "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" was filibustered.
A Florida appeals court has struck down a ban on gay and lesbian adoptive parents, the most stringent such ban in the United States.
President Obama had barely completed a sentence at a Democratic fundraiser in New York City on Wednesday night before he was heckled by gay rights and AIDS activists.
On Tuesday, as Congress failed to repeal "Don't Ask, Don't Tell," former President Bill Clinton told CBS News anchor Katie Couric that Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Colin Powell misrepresented how the ban would w
Catholic Archbishop John Nienstedt of Minnesota is spearheading an effort in that state to "defend marriage" by mailing out 800,000 anti-gay DVDs and letters to every Catholic in the state.
