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Westboro Baptist Church conducted its first anti-gay protest since the passing of founder Fred Phelps, Sr.
Maggie Gallagher, who co-founded the National Organization for Marriage (NOM), has all but conceded that gay marriage foes have lost.
Charlie Crist, who is campaigning for a second term as Florida's governor, this time as a Democrat, on Wednesday pledged that if elected he would back a legislative effort to legalize gay marriage in Florida.
Even grander than the titular The Grand Budapest Hotel (Fox Searchlight) once was at its peak, Wes Anderson's latest comedic epic is as delicious as an exotic pastry and far more satisfying.
Red Line riders in the Edgewater and Rogers Park neighborhoods should plan for construction delays and closed stations through early Monday morning.
Gay rights groups are cheering a federal judge's ruling declaring Michigan's ban on gay marriage invalid.
A federal judge on Friday struck down Michigan's ban on gay marriage following a two-week trial that ended on March 7.
Judy Shepard, the mother of Matthew Shepard, released a short statement online about the passing of Westboro Baptist Church founder Fred Phelps, Sr.
A lesbian has posted video of her asking an anti-gay church in Harlem, New York to stone her.
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Pastor Fred Waldron Phelps Sr., the controversial anti-gay leader of Westboro Baptist Church, has died at 84, according to a family member.
Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum said in a federal court filing Tuesday that the state's ban on gay marriage "serves no rational purpose."
The annual Chicago Headline Club Peter Lisagor Award finalists have been announced and Chicago's LGBT newsweekly Windy City Times received a nomination in the category of editorial writing for a non-daily newspaper.
Republican lawmakers, who voted "yes" on marriage equality in the Illinois House, claimed victory in Tuesday's primary election despite being targeted by right-wing conservatives.
Susanne Atanus, who said autism and dementia are punishments from God, narrowly won Illinois' 9th District Republican primary against Navy veteran David Earl Williams III.
Vernita Gray, one of Chicago's longest and most prolific activists for LGBT rights, has died. She was 65.
AIDS Legal Council of Chicago ("ALCC"), a community-based nonprofit founded in 1987 to serve the legal needs of people with HIV, announced that attorney Thomas D. Yates will become the organization's executive director b
Actor George Takei has weighed in on the news that Fred Phelps is in a hospice home.
Test Positive Aware Network (TPAN), Chicago's oldest peer-led HIV/AIDS service organization, Monday announced the appointment of Nancy Abbate as interim CEO.
On Sunday, the Internet was abuzz with news that Pastor Fred Waldron Phelps Sr., the controversial anti-gay leader of Westboro Baptist Church, was "on the edge of death."
Facing mounting criticism and a planned boycott for its sponsorship of New York City's St. Patrick's Day parade, Guinness on Sunday pulled its support.
Pastor Fred Waldron Phelps Sr., the controversial anti-gay leader of Westboro Baptist Church, is "on the edge of death" and has been excommunicated from the church he founded, according to his estranged son, Nate Phelps.
The Obama administration said Friday that insurers must offer identical health coverage to spouses in a same-sex marriage as they offer to spouses in an opposite-sex marriage.