As Same-Sex Marriage Becomes Legal, Some Choices May Be Lost

Companies like Corning, I.B.M. and Raytheon are requiring employees to marry if they want their same-sex partners to qualify for health insurance

Pentagon Shift Ends Ousters Under ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’

The military was instructed to stop removing personnel who are gay from service and to begin accepting applications from homosexual recruits who are otherwise qualified to serve.

FiveThirtyEight: Cuomo, Obama and the Realm of the Possible

With Cuomo riding a wave from his recent successes, there are natural comparisons to Obama and his handling of the Republican opposition.

Obama Speech Is Interrupted by Gay Marriage Supporters

The president drew both heckling and applause at a “Gala With the Gay Community” Democratic fund-raiser in Manhattan.

For Gay Aspiring Politicians, a Workshop on Campaign Strategies

The Gay and Lesbian Victory Fund is raising money, providing advice and endorsing candidates.

Rainbow Flag Goes Up; Letters Flow In

Conservative groups, gay rights groups and state lawmakers just cannot seem to stop talking about the rainbow flag at the Federal Reserve Bank in Richmond, Va.

Judge Gives Immigrant in Same-Sex Marriage a Reprieve From Deportation

An immigration judge in Newark responded to an unusual signal from the Obama administration that it is exploring legal avenues for recognizing those marriages in immigration cases.

Law Firm Won’t Defend Marriage Act

The law firm hired by the House to defend the Defense of Marriage Act withdrew amid pressure from gay rights activists.

Even on Religious Campuses, Students Fight for Gay Identity

Decades after the gay rights movement swept secular schools, more gays and lesbians are coming out at Christian colleges but are running up against conservative administrators, trustees and alumni.

Suits on Same-Sex Marriage May Force Administration to Take a Stand

Two lawsuits may force the administration to take a clear stand on whether gay people have been unfairly stigmatized, are politically powerful, and can choose to change their sexual orientation.

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