Jerusalem Gay Leaders Begin Preps For 2008 Parade
(Jerusalem) LGBT leaders in Jerusalem have hailed Thursday's pride parade a success and say they have begun working on next year's event.

University Of Virginia Offers Small Nod To Gay Relationships
(Richmond, Virginia) Hamstrung by Virginia's constitutional ban on same-sex marriage, which the state attorney general says includes a barring benefits to same-sex couples by public institutions, the University of Virginia has found a way to at least provide one small benefit to non-married couples.

Canadian Province Launches 60-Second HIV Testing Blitz
(Toronto, Ontario) Ontario has become the first jurisdiction in North America to offer HIV tests that provide results in just 60 seconds and will double the number of sites across the province where anonymous tests are available, Health Minister George Smitherman announced Friday.

Obama To Speak At Pro-Gay Church Conference
(New York City) In the constellation of Protestant churches, the United Church of Christ is far from the biggest, wealthiest or best-known.

Moscow Gay Pride Ban Appealed To European Court
(Moscow) Russia's Supreme Court on Friday ruled that Moscow was justified in banning a gay pride parade, paving the way for the case to go to the European Human Rights Court.

GOP Dirty Tricks Accusations
(Concord, New Hampshire) The New Hampshire Attorney General's Office has opened an investigation into whether presidential hopeful Mitt Romney's staff might have been involved in some dirty tricksmanship.

Potential Bloomberg-Clinton Race Has New York Buzzing
(New York City) Mayor Michael Bloomberg often has called Hillary Rodham Clinton a "very good senator." He and her husband exchanged compliments at a climate conference they hosted together just last month.

Abstinence Funds Chopped, Ryan White Money Upped
(Washington) A controversial federal program that stresses abstinence outside heterosexual marriage has been chopped by $28. million.

Earlier:
•	NYC Gay Center Embarks On Ambitious Expansion
•	Hate Charges Dropped In High School Anti-Gay Flier Case
•	Washington Says Knight Should Have Been Fired
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