Clinton wants fight against anti-gay violence
Secretary of State Hilary Clinton wants to fight against anti-gay violence across the world.
Cleveland wins bid as host city for 2014 Gay Games
The 2014 Gay Games host city will be Cleveland, which beat out Washington, D.C. and Boston.
Boston hosts LGBT college fair
Boston, Mass., is holding an LGBT and Allies College Fair, which will give teens the opportunity to view schools that have a supportive LBGT community, as well as what the schools have to offer.
'Laramie Project' sequel gives insight into Matthew Shepard's killer
“The Laramie Production” is in the production process of an epilogue that highlights life 10 years after Matthew Shepard’s murder, as well as insight from Aaron McKinney, who was convicted with for the murder of Shepard.
NYC police allegedly ignore gay bashing
A New York City man claims that police disregarded the anti-gay assault recently inflicted upon him and others.
Openly gay politician to become German vice-chancellor
Out-and-proud Guido Westerwelle, head of Germany’s Free Democratic Party, will most likely take the post of vice-chancellor in the near future.
30,000 Rome demonstrators walk against gay violence in city and Italy
30,000 demonstrators marched through Rome Thursday against gay violence.
Marriage equality opponent and Boston College law professor appears in advertisement without college's consent
A Boston College law professor against marriage equality appeared in a Maine TV advertisement for Stand for Marriage Maine without permission from the college.
New York state governor David Paterson announces he will run for re-election in 2010
New York governor and same-sex marriage supporter David Paterson says he will run for re-election in 2010 despite President Obama’s requests for Pattereson to step down.
Three states push for November same-sex marriage ballot despite challenges
Maine, Washington and Kalamazoo, Mich. will be hopeful of same-sex marriage and LGBT rights in this November’s election despite opponents.