Everything You Know about Matthew Shepard is Wrong
Stephen Jimenez concludes that Matthew Shepard’s death had nothing to do with homophobia. It was instead the horrific result of a drug deal gone wrong. Indeed, in The Book of Matt, Jimenez offers lots...
View ArticleState Dept. Cites Russia, But Won’t Comment on S. Arabia’s Death Penalty for...
Although the U.S. State Department recently singled out Russia by name to criticize its law prohibiting homosexual propaganda aimed at youth, the same State Department refused to comment on Saudi...
View Article‘Gays’ Admit ENDA Game: Outlaw Christian Morality
The religious liberty death spiral continues.
View ArticleFamily Says They Did Tip Gay Server, Didn’t Leave Note (+video)
After a gay server at a New Jersey restaurant said a customer denied her a tip and wrote her a hateful note on the receipt, a local family contacted NBC 4 New York and said their receipt shows they...
View ArticleGay Men Push to End 30-Year Blood Donation Ban
A push by activists to ease the 30-year-old blanket ban on blood donations from gay and bisexual men faces a key test this week as a federal panel hears results of the latest research.
View ArticleJudge Orders Baker to Serve Gay Couples Despite his Religious Beliefs
A Colorado judge says a baker who refused to make a wedding cake for a same-sex ceremony must serve gay couples despite his religious beliefs, a ruling that a civil rights group hailed as a victory for...
View ArticleHouston Mayor Accused of Instituting ‘Mob Rule’
Houston Mayor Annise Parker is being accused of instituting “mob rule” after imposing a policy that will pay benefits to same-sex couples who have been legally married.
View ArticleChristian Photog Who Refused to Shoot Gay Wedding Finds Widespread Support
Prominent libertarian supporters of redefining marriage are among the parties that filed briefs with the U.S. Supreme Court Friday in support of a New Mexico photographer who declined to use her...
View ArticlePope ‘Shocked’ By Gay Adoption, Urges Bishop to Speak Out Against Legislation...
Pope Francis is “shocked” about legislation in Malta that would allow homosexual couples to adopt children and encouraged the auxiliary bishop of that island nation, Charles J. Scicluna, to “speak out”...
View ArticleAdvance for Kansas Bill Allowing Denial of Services to Gay Couples Based on...
Gay rights advocates are outraged over a bill — passed by Kansas lawmakers earlier this week — that would allow businesses and state government employees to deny services to same-sex couples if “it...
View ArticleAlaska Supreme Court says Tax Exemptions Cannot Be Denied to Gay Couples
Same-sex couples in Alaska must receive certain property tax exemptions given to married couples, despite a ban on gay marriage.
View ArticleObama to Bar Gay Discrimination By Federal Contractors
Latest of President's executive orders aimed at key Democratic constituencies.
View ArticleKerry: Foreign Gov’ts Must Accept Same-Sex Spouses of US Personnel Stationed...
Kerry told a "Pride" event at the State Department that the U.S. also is considering "all visa applications made by same-sex spouses in the same manner as those made by opposite-sex spouses.”
View ArticleMexico’s World Cup Coach Defends Homophobic Chant
Mexico coach Miguel Herrera downplayed a homophobic chant that Mexican fans hurl at opposing goalkeepers during matches, arguing that it’s just a “folksy” part of the game, and is not being used in...
View ArticleNobody is ‘Born that Way,’ Gay Historians Say
According to the experts on homosexuality across centuries and continents, being gay is a relatively recent social construction. Few scholars with advanced degrees in anthropology or history who...
View ArticleObama Refuses to Add Religious Exemption to Homosexual Employment Mandate
Barack Obama has refused to include a religious exemption in an executive order that he plans to sign today, which mandates that federal contractors hire homosexual and transgender persons.
View ArticleFDA to Weigh Lifting Ban on Gay Men Donating Blood
Advisors for the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) will meet next week to discuss lifting a 30-year-old ban that prohibits gay men from donating blood.
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