The President officially declared Sept. 28 to be this year’s Family |
| A federal lawsuit in the case of a lesbian denied visitation to her dying partner of 17 years was tossed out on Sept. 29. |
| Attorney Brittany Novotny officially announced her candidacy to unseat three-term incumbent state Rep. Sally Kern [R-Oklahoma City] on Sunday. |
GLSEN founder Kevin Jennings dedicated his career to creating safer schools for GLBT youth, having been a gay teenager and a gay teacher himself. Now that he has been named to a post at the Office of Safe and Drug Free Schools, the right have targeted him for an array of unsavory insinuations.
| A Memphis gay and lesbian group said it will restore its vandalized billboard and hold a rally Sunday against the vandalism. |
| A California woman has settled a lawsuit against her former doctors who denied her artificial insemination based on her sexual orientation, attorneys for both sides said Tuesday. |
| Score this round for the Buckeyes. Entering the race as an overwhelming underdog, Cleveland was selected as the presumptive host of the 2014 Gay Games, knocking out strong bids from Washington, D.C., which finished second, and Boston. |
| A Vatican official says that "ephebophiles"--abusers attracted to adolescent boys--were more often perpetrators in the clergy sex abuse scandals. |
| East Cleveland Mayor Eric Brewer struck back after a TV news report aired photos it suggested were the mayor dressed in drag, clad in negligee and a wig. |
| ’Survivor’ winner asks to finish sentence at home "Survivor" winner Richard Hatch is appealing a judge’s decision to keep him in a Massachusetts prison until the end of his sentence for tax evasion. |
| Guido Westerwelle and his gay partner are Germany’s new "power couple" - at least according to the nation’s leading daily, which splashed a photo of the pair hugging on election night on the front-page above the fold in Tuesday’s paper. |
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