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Kentucky Senator Rand Paul, a Republican, is hoping for a truce on gay marriage within the Republican Party.
Two federal lawsuits were filed Friday challenging Indiana's ban on gay marriage.
Two women together more than 55 years are the lead plaintiffs behind a federal lawsuit challenging Arizona's ban on gay marriage.
Facing mounting criticism for its sponsorship of South Boston's St. Patrick's Day Parade, Sam Adams on Friday pulled its support.
Candidates who supported the freedom to marry in Illinois are benefitting from an unprecedented effort by the Equality Illinois Political Action Committee (EQIL PAC) that has raised and will spend $150,000 prior to Tuesd
The Atlanta Hawks will honor Good Morning America host Robin Roberts next week.
An Alabama judge on Wednesday rejected a request to divorce from two women who were legally married in Iowa, the third state to legalize marriage for gay couples in 2009.
A large majority of Marylanders support a proposed bill which seeks to prohibit discrimination on the basis of gender identity or expression.
Windy City Gay Idol, now in its 12th year, kicks off the 2014 search for the best amateur lesbian, gay bisexual and transgender ( LGBT ) singers in the Chicago area. Windy City Gay Idol has grown into the largest and mos
Good news Wednesday night for Charlie Gurion and David Wilk, who were searching for their missing dogs following a break in at their Avondale home Tuesday morning.
Last month Chicago author Jake Biondi held a photo contest looking for new faces to represent the characters in promotions for his new book series, "Boystown," which is due to release its second installment this spring.
Charlie Gurion and David Wilk are searching for their missing dogs following a break in at their Avondale home Tuesday morning.
A monthly paper devoted to Chicago's taxicab industry has threatened to out as gay five city aldermen unless their demands are met.
Chicago Gay Men's Chorus ( CGMC ) will expose their biggest and best at CGMC's 7th Annual Big Package Auction featuring special guest hostess, "Miss Richfield 1981" on Saturday, April 5, 2014.
Halsted Vodka: The Spirit of the Gay Community has expanded its brand statewide and more broadly in Chicago following a switch to a new distributor, Stoller Wholesale Wine & Spirits, Inc., on Feb. 18.
A majority of young Republicans support gay marriage.
Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann, a Republican, laments that "the gay community have so bullied the American people."
A housing facility for LGBT seniors officially opened last month in Philadelphia with a giant rainbow bow and a tag that reads "gift to the community."
PrideFest Milwaukee announced its 2014 headliners for what it has dubbed the nation's largest showcase of LGBT talent.
A two-week trial in a case challenging Michigan's ban on gay marriage came to a close Friday with the federal judge overseeing it saying he expects to rule within two weeks.
Former Puerto Rico State Senator Roberto Arango has publicly announced he's gay.
Chicago LGBT Asylum Support Program (CLASP) had its inaugural press conference March 6 at Broadway United Methodist Church.
A new poll conducted last month found that 64 percent of Iowans either are proud or don't care about gay marriage.
Matt Dooley, the 22-year-old Notre Dame tennis player who came out gay on Monday, says reaction has been "overwhelmingly positive."