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There won't be a new episode of "Glee" until April 12, which is a shame, because the relationship between Blaine and Kurt is finally heating up.
On Wednesday, some congressional democrats will once again introduce the "Respect for Marriage Act," which would repeal the "Defense of Marriage Act," the 1996 law that defines marriage as being between a man and a woman
Gay San Francisco Democrat and State Rep. Tom Ammiano is introducing a new anti-bullying bill in honor of Seth Walsh, a gay teenager who killed himself last year.
A suburban St. Louis business group has told Dan Cathy of Chick-fil-a that they'd rather he not speak to their group after all, after learning about Chick-fil-a's support of anti-gay groups.
Jonathan Lovitz, a gay actor in New York City, got out of jury duty by stating he could not be impartial because he's treated like a second-class citizen.
An unenforceable, unconstitutional law that makes gay and lesbian sex a criminal act will remain on the books in Kansas.
Lady Gaga wanted to leverage a new deal with Target into better treatment of gays and lesbians, but it looks like the deal is off.
Dante Walkup and Mark Reed are married and they want everyone to know it.
Chicagoan and civil rights activist Ron Helizon, who fought for equality and tried to get the Catholic church to recognize gay and lesbian parishoners, died over the weekend at age 65.
A Colorado State Senate committee will hold a hearing on a civil unions bill on Monday, and religious leaders are lining up on both sides of the issue.
Students using computers on Harding University's network are no longer able to access huqueerpress.com, a website for gay and lesbian students.
