Air Force Major, DADT Repeal Advocate Killed in Action
BREAKING: Lesbian Air Force Major, DADT Repeal Advocate Killed in Action
December 22 2015 5:49 PM
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BREAKING: Lesbian Air Force Major, DADT Repeal Advocate Killed in Action
The Rowan County, Ky., clerk will remain in jail until she agrees to sign, and allows her staff to issue, marriage licenses to all eligible couples, regardless of gender.
As same-sex couples tie the knot in Mississippi and Louisiana, Alabama residents are still facing legal uncertainty about their ability to marry someone of the same sex.
The country’s first out LGBT governor is also the first to sign a ban on conversion therapy since the White House came out against the practice last month.
Everyone from Tim Cook, to Ashton Kutcher, Miley Cyrus, Dustin Lance Black, and even Hillary Clinton, had something to say about Indiana's new 'license to discriminate' law.
The Department of Veterans Affairs has frozen the disabled veteran’s benefits until she pays back the full amount the VA mistakenly awarded for her wife and child.
Attorney General Ken Paxton has asked to the state Supreme Court to invalidate the marriage of two women who obtained a judge's permission to wed Thursday in Austin.
'The fight for LGBT equality is not over,' proclaims the newest ad for Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton.
The LGBT men and women of the New York City Fire Department, from paramedics, EMTs, and firefighters, show that courage comes in many forms.
And she's a gender warrior!
'The choice should be simple,' a federal judge tells antigay Alabama officials claiming they don't know whether to abide by state or federal court rulings.
'A federal court is not a forum for debate or discourse on theological matters,' chided the judge.
The presumptive Democratic candidate for president went over the rainbow to call on the Supreme Court to embrace marriage equality nationwide.
The state of marriage equality in Alabama just got even more confusing.
Oregon Gov. Kate Brown somberly addressed the media this afternoon, informing them that 13 people are dead after a 20-year-old gunman opened fire at Umpqua Community College.
The suspect was just released from prison, serving a 10-year sentence for a similar attack at Jerusalem Pride a decade ago.
As oral arguments for and against marriage equality conclude, we're getting our first look at what took place at the nation's high court.
Lawmakers rushed through a revised bill claiming to protect religious freedom, which Gov. Asa Hutchinson signed this afternoon.
The ruling is on hold until March 9, unless a higher court extends the stay.
As expected, Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson allowed a law banning local ordinances protecting LGBT people from discrimination to become law without his signature.