Taxpayers continue to pay for Republican Gov. Butch Otter's tenacious defense of the state's unconstitutional same-sex marriage ban.
On January 9, 2015, the U.S. Supreme Court will again meet and debate whether or not to review any same-sex marriage cases. Here are their choices.
The Mormon Church has once again walked back a major statement on LGBT civil rights.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (more commonly known as the Mormon Church) says that it now fully supports non-discrimination laws that outlaw...
America's most-senior Republican Senator today addressed a conservative group of lawyers and attacked liberals, progressives, and Democrats left and right.
The National Organization For Marriage has repeatedly labeled judges and lawmakers "lawless" for supporting same-sex marriage. Now, NOM is demanding the Governor of Kansas break the...
Supreme Court and same-sex marriage watchers were anxiously expecting Justice Sotomayor to issue an order lifting the stay on same-sex marriage in Kansas Tuesday. What's going...
In a curious turn of events, the State of Kansas is asking the Supreme Court to stay a ruling that struck down a ban on same-sex...
A federal judge, on Election Day, has ruled against the State of Kansas' ban on same-sex marriage.
One of the co-founders of the National Organization For Marriage spoke strongly about his vision of what marriage is, how children and same-sex marriage are the...
The State of Wyoming has just announced it will not appeal last week's federal district court ruling, and same-sex couples can begin marrying Tuesday.
Attorney General Eric Holder announces the federal government will recognize legal same-sex marriages in states affected by the Supreme Court's decision to not hear new marriage...
A councilwoman and her fiancé are the first same-sex couple to be issued a marriage license in the red state of South Carolina.
The State of Colorado is bucking the trend and conforming to the effect of yesterday's U.S. Supreme Court announcement on same-sex marriage.
Despite yesterday's announcement from the Supreme Court and rulings at the appellate court level, Republican governors are refusing to follow the law on same-sex marriage.