In D.C., Supporters Chalk Up a Victory For Gay Marriage
The city council approves same-sex marriage and liberals celebrate a clear victory after a tumultuous year in gay rights
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France finally became the 14th country to legalize gay marriage on Saturday when President Francois Hollande signed the bill that legalizes same sex marriage into law. But ugly protests that have marked the legal process will continue even now that the bill is passed.
The city council approves same-sex marriage and liberals celebrate a clear victory after a tumultuous year in gay rights
Maine's repeal has backers saying the gay rights movement is in need of a strategy shift
Maine's repeal of a gay marriage law prompts pundits to take the long view
Observers are on the edge of their seats over Proposition 1, which would repeal the state's gay marriage law
Polls show Tuesday's vote on gay marriage in Maine is a dead heat. Could Obama tip the scales?
Obama's lawyers step up the rhetorical attack on the Defense of Marriage Act
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