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Chicago Flower & Garden Show opens this weekend
New poll shows rising support for gay marriage
A new poll shows that support for gay marriage continues to increase.
John Boehner on DOMA: 'We are going to intervene'
'90210's' Trevor Donovan, Freddie Smith preparing for romance
Court rules that high school students can wear anti-gay T-shirts
The U.S. Court of Appeals ruled this week that students at Nequa Valley High School in Naperville, Ill., have the right to wear "Be Happy, Not Gay" T-shirts to school.
Illinois investigating foster care groups that discriminate against gay parents
The State of Illinois is investigating whether social service organizations that turn away gays and lesbians as foster parents are violating state anti-discrimination laws.
HIV/AIDS Lobby Day continues in Springfield
California Attorney General asks court to immediately allow gay marriage
California State Attorney General Kamala Harris has asked a federal appeals court to allow gay marriages to resume immediately, as the battle over Proposition drags through the system.
Adam Lambert wowed by Lady Gaga 'Born This Way' video
Mike Huckabee insists gay marriage decision could 'destroy' Obama
Anti-gay pastor arrested for masturbating near playground in New Orleans
Every year, the Rev. Grant Storms takes his bullhorn and his anti-gay rhetoric to the Southern Decadence festival in New Orleans. This year, he might not make it -- he was just arrested for masturbating near a children's
Chicago designer Borris Powell wins gold at Oscars
'King's Speech' beats lesbian parenting film, others to win Best Picture Oscar
"The King's Speech" beat the lesbian moms in "The Kids are All Right" and Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg in "The Social Network" to take top honors at the Oscars Sunday night.
Local designer Borris J. Powell wins gold at Oscars
Going for gay gold at tonight's Oscars
Ricky Gervais' John Travolta gay jibe wasn't funny, says James Franco
Texas school district kicks off Christians in effort to exclude gays
Flour Bluff Independent School District in Corpus Christi, Texas, is so determined to exclude a gay student group from campus that they're also kicking out the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA).
Openly gay man, Jeremy Bernard, named White House Social Secretary
Jeremy Bernard is making history by becoming the first man and first openly gay person to be named White House Social Secretary.
Adam Lambert's bass guitarist Tommy Joe Ratliff plans more gay advocacy
TV news broadcast outs closeted gay men in India
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.
Russian gay activist begins U.S. tour in Chicago this Saturday
Hawaiian governor signs civil unions bill into law
Hawaii's governor signed the state's civil unions bill into law on Tuesday, making the islands the seventh U.S. state to acknowledge gay and lesbian relationships in law.