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The Gay Vote: Rahm Emanuel is Chicago's next mayor
The Gay Vote: Rahm Emanuel elected Chicago's next mayor
The Gay Vote: Chicago voters head to the polls today
Last dash for candidates on Presidents Day
Hackers warn anti-gay Westboro Baptist: Stop or else.
A loosely organized group of hackers has warned the anti-gay Westboro Baptist Church and its minister, Fred Phelps: Shut up, or you will be very sorry.
Movie producer and gay author Perry Moore dies
Perry Moore, a noted gay author and the executive producer of the Narnia movie series, died in New York City last week.
Chicago designers participate in Oscars gown-designing competition
Target changes corporate giving policies in wake of LGBT protests
Target Corporation has instituted a new system to regulate corporate political giving, in wake of last summer's scandal over a $150,000 donation to a Minnesota group that supported an anti-gay candidate for governor.
Health care provider conscience rule rescinded
Facebook adds civil union options to profiles
Justin Bieber says being gay is a choice
Bill to legalize gay marriage in Maryland moves forward
A Maryland state senate committee approved a bill to legalize gay marriage on Thursday, the first step towards passage of the law.
Logo launches first ever pro-social campaign
California Supreme Court agrees to rule on key Prop. 8 question
The California Supreme Court agreed Wednesday to rule on a key issue in the battle over the Prop. 8 ban on gay marriage: whether those who support Prop. 8 have any right to defend it in court.
Race for mayor, the gay vote: mayoral mania wrap-up
With less than a week to go before the election that decides who will become Chicago's first new mayor in over two decades, the time has officially arrived for any remaining undecided or unengaged voters out there to sit
Voter registration ends today for February election
Borders declares bankruptcy, Boystown store to close
80-year-old mom posts YouTube video defending gay son and his husband
80-year-old Jean Argus of Clinton, Iowa, has posted a new YouTube video in which she defends her gay son and criticizes opponents of gay marriage.
Arizona pushes to drop benefits for lesbian and gay domestic partners
The state of Arizona went to court on Monday in an attempt to stop providing health benefits to state employees' domestic partners.
Glee newcomer Darren Criss covers OUT's Hollywood issue
The first time Darren Criss appeared on the Fox sensation Glee, he shared a flirtatious moment, and instantly became a rumored love interest, for Chris Colfer's tortured Kurt Hummel.
Gays and lesbians protest outside Chicago's Holy Name Cathedral
Gays and lesbians gathered outside Holy Name Cathedral in Chicago on the day before Valentine's Day to protest the Catholic Church's stance on gay marriage.