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Gay marriage supporters have put together a gigantic wedding card, which they are bringing to Buckingham Palace today and offering to Prince William and his bride-to-be, Kate Middleton.
A blogger is asking gay supporters to post an innocuous photo of two men kissing on their Facebook pages after Facebook removed the same photo from his own page.
An Indian American group has canceled a speech by the author of a new biography on Mahatma Gandhi because of controversial passages in the book that imply he had a gay relationship.
Pulitzer prize-winning author Joseph Lelyveld is getting a lot of heat for suggesting that Mahatma Gandhi was gay in his new book "Great Soul: Mahatma Gandhi and His Struggle With India."
A candidate who supports civil unions for gays and lesbians and who's currently working for President Obama might jump into the presidential race as a Republican.
The Obama Administration is asking the United Nations Human Rights Council to protect gays and lesbians around the world.
Ireland's foreign minister said on Wednesday that the ban on gay and lesbian groups in New York City's St. Patrick's Day parade just isn't Irish.
A TV news "investigation" has outed several gay men in the Indian city of Hyderabad, leading to at least one man attempting to commit suicide.
More than 100 young gay men were arrested last week when police raided a party on an island in the Gulf country of Bahrain. The party might have been to celebrate a same-sex wedding.
The Obama Administration is trying to figure out how to control the creation of new web domains, as the internet moves beyond ".com" and ".org" to options like ".gay".
A 51-year-old French man, Didier Jambart, is suing a multi-national drug company because he says their Parkinson's drug made him addicted to gay sex and gambling.
The Pentagon will release specific details on how troops will deal with the repeal of the ban on gay troops on Friday.
The Canadian Broadcast Standards Council has ruled that the 1985 rock and roll hit "Money for Nothing" is too offensive to be played on Canadian radio.
