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Gay Marriage

NY Times Wedding Section Loves Harvard-Educated LGBTQ Lawyers

Congressional staffers have an edge as well.
By John Bonazzo
Sheila Oliver.

Phil Murphy and Sheila Oliver, Two Faces of the Democratic Party

Oliver brings diversity, campaign experience and deep knowledge of the inner workings of the state house.
By Christian Hetrick and Salvador Rizzo
Americans prefer not to discriminate.

Americans Want Their Cake and Discrimination, Too

Voters can’t decide if they should support business’ right to refuse service or denounce discrimination.
By John A. Tures
Derrick Gordon (Screengrab: YouTube)

7 Amazing TED Talks That Celebrate Gay Pride

By Sage Lazzaro

This Pride, Rock Rainbow Colors Like Cara Delevingne and Solange Knowles

By Jordyn Taylor

Fashion World Celebrates Marriage Equality

By Jordyn Taylor and Dena Silver
US-JUSTICE-GAY-MARRIAGE

Fabricated Data in Study About Attitudes on Same-Sex Marriage Fooled Everyone

By Kara Bloomgarden-Smoke
Same-sex marriage supporters celebrate the US Supreme Court ruling during a community rally on June 26, 2013 in West Hollywood, California. (Photo: Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images)

How Iran Solved Its Gay Marriage Problem

By Rabbi Shmuley Boteach
Sacco, left, with U.S. Senator Cory Booker and Senate President Steve Sweeney (D-3).

Booker: ‘Love is on the line’

By Chase Brush
Governor Andrew Cuomo (Photo: Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

Cuomo for Governor

By The Editors
Gustavo Rivera, left, and Andrew Cuomo (Photo: Rivera for Senate campaign).

Cuomo Backs Rivera Over Cabrera, Citing LGBT Issues

By Will Bredderman
John Cahill (Photo: Facebook.com)

John Cahill Took $20,000 from Controversial Conservative Financier

By Will Bredderman
Chicken and biscuits and love (Sage Lazzaro).

Chick-fil-A Is Bringing Its Perfect Poultry to New York City

By Sage Lazzaro

OkCupid Asks Users to Boycott Firefox to Protest Mozilla CEO

By Jordyn Taylor

Who Walks Down The Aisle First?

By Laura Leigh Semon

State Senator Suggests Mayoral Longshot Say He’s Gay for Attention

By Ross Barkan

IRS Mum on Edie Windsor’s $363,053 DOMA Refund

By Mike Glover and Hugh Bassett
Marchers hold signs thanking Governor Andrew Cuomo for keeping his campaign promise and legalizing same-sex marriage during the 2011 NYC LGBT Pride March on the streets of Manhattan on June 26, 2011 in New York City.Thousands of revelers had reason to celebrate since New York state legislators approved a bill legalizing same-sex marriage which Governor Cuomo signed in to law on Friday June 24. (Photo by Jemal Countess/Getty Images)

Yesterday an Oppressed Minority, Today an Old Maid

By Jesse Oxfeld
Sean Brooks and Steven Infante at their wedding. (Courtesy of The DOMA Project)

Judge Halts Deportation Hearing Moments After DOMA Ruling

By Rebecca Hiscott
Anthony Weiner at his press conference earlier today.

Anthony Weiner Enthusiastically Embraces Today’s DOMA News

By Hugh Bassett

DOMA in Pictures: Supreme Court Ruling on Same-Sex Marriage Met With Cheers, Tears

By Rebecca Hiscott
DOMA; Prop 8

‘I Am Equal. Thank You, SCOTUS’: The Most Heartbreakingly Happy Tweets on DOMA Ruling

By Elaina Plott and Mike Glover
(Photo: Getty)

Supreme Court Strikes Down DOMA

By Colin Campbell
'Interventionist Demonstration (Manifestazione Interventista)' (1914) by Carlo Carrà. (© 2013 Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York / SIAE, Rome, courtesy the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, New York)

Mayoral Candidate Says He Received Three Death Threats

By Ross Barkan
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