Obama backs same-sex marriage
President Obama on Wednesday became the first sitting US president to back the right of gay and lesbian couples to marry.
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President Obama on Wednesday became the first sitting US president to back the right of gay and lesbian couples to marry.
The Chicago Fire Department is investigating several overnight fires that were set on purpose in the North Center and Lakeview neighborhoods with the worst damage reported in Boystown.
Singer Tom Gabel of the band "Against Me!" is coming out as transgender.
Voters in North Carolina have approved a constitutional amendment defining marriage solely as a union between a man and a woman.
The Windy City Times received a coveted Peter Lisagor Award for the WCT AIDS @ 30 series Friday during the Chicago Headline Club's 35th annual award banquet.
Gay Indiana student Darnell Young, 17, is facing expulsion because he brought a stun gun to school to defend himself against bullies.
As voters in North Carolina prepare to go to the polls Tuesday and vote on an amendment that would ban gay marriage, former President Bill Clinton has recorded a robo call asking them to say no.
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has recorded a video condemning bullying.
Steve Henion, a former GOP candidate for the North Carolina House, raised the ire of gay rights supporters when he sent a mocking tweet of a lesbian couple's wedding photo.
Democratic Party chairs from eleven states on Thursday endorsed adding gay marriage to the 2012 Democratic platform.
An outraged judge dismissed an entire jury panel this week after prosecutors rejected a juror who is gay.
Pastor Sean Harris has given a halfhearted apology for calling on parents to discipline their children to conform to gender stereotypes during a sermon in support of Amendment One on Sunday.