Lesson of Rutgers case: Online actions carry consequences
The conviction of ex-Rutgers student Dharun Ravi sounds a cautionary note for social media users
Gay couple fights for names on child's birth certificate
Melissa Gartner will have to wait a bit longer to find out if she'll be listed on the birth certificate of the child her wife bore.
Seven gay and lesbian New Jersey couples are going to court to try to force the state to recognize gay marriage.
Must N.Y. businesses say 'I do' to gay clients?
The question has come home to wedding vendors and others who sell personal services: Say 'I do" or don't to gay couple clientele? As gay marriage spreads from state to state, what about the fears of the traditionalist faithful? Some say current laws against discrimination make the discussion mute.
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Iowa ousts 3 judges after gay marriage ruling
Opponents of a 2009 Iowa Supreme Court ruling sanctioning gay marriage celebrated the ouster of three justices involved in the ruling.
GOP gay rights group fights against gay troop ban
A federal judge ruled last month in a lawsuit brought by the Log Cabin Republicans in 2004 that the ban on openly gay troops was unconstitutional, and ordered the Pentagon to stop its enforcement. An appeals court has temporarily frozen that order while it considers a government request to suspend it pending an appeal of the c
Suspects charged in NYC anti-gay attack
Anti-gay attack of three men by gang members angers New York City's Bronx neighborhood.
Gay-marriage lawsuits escalate
Lawsuits over gay marriage have escalated on the nation's two coasts, energizing advocates on both sides and bringing the legal battle over same-sex marriage closer to the U.S. Supreme Court.
As a San Francisco trial on gay marriage began Monday, unusual plans to show the landmark case on YouTube were nixed by the U.S. Supreme Court.
