Police in Buffalo are investigating anonymous anti-gay hate mail that was sent to several Elmwood Village businesses, possibly in connection to their inclusion in a LGBT-friendly shopping guide.
Police have now launched a homicide investigation in the case of the Ecuadorian man who died on Tuesday after he was brutally attacked while walking hand-in-hand with his brother in Brooklyn.
Obama’s pick to lead the White House Council on Environmental Quality, Nancy Sutley, is the first openly gay person appointed to a senior role in his administration.
Despite the lack of participation in yesterday’s “Day Without A Gay” protest, many activists supported the concept.
The New York Times writes on what’s being called a new generation of LGBT activists.
The Times also has the details of Tuesday’s Supreme Court hearing on Iowa’s same-sex marriage ban.
New Jersey’s Civil Union Review Commission has concluded that the state's civil union law doesn't do enough to give same-sex couples the same protections as straight married couples, and that the legislature should pass a same-sex marriage bill.
Despite the Catholic Church’s opposition, the EU is still hoping to convince the U.N. to support a resolution to decriminalize being gay in countries where laws against it still exist.
Toe-tapping Senator Larry Craig’s latest attempt to appeal his guilty plea has failed.
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