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  • January 2008
    • 31 States Ring In New Laws for New Year

      31 States Ring In New Laws for New Year

      (Newser) - Anyone planning to import shoes made of kangaroo hide into California can legally begin this year—but they'd better not try to sell any foreign-made US flags in Minnesota. Both states are among 31 that launched a host of new laws beginning New Year's Day, some of them rather unusual, U SA Today reports. More »

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      California   New York   New Hampshire   Minnesota   law   same-sex marriage   airline passengers

  • September 2007
    • Church Near Breaking Point over Gay Priests

      Church Near Breaking Point over Gay Priests

      (Newser) - US Episcopal bishops are about to sit down to talk with leaders of the greater Anglican communion on the simmering issue of homosexuality within the church, but the fact that a lesbian is under serious consideration as a candidate for bishop of Chicago may be a signal that the Americans are not budging. The church's spiritual head—the Archbishop of Canterbury—has urged its American wing to stop blessing same-sex couples and electing homosexual bishops. More »

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      Chicago   New Hampshire   New Orleans   same-sex marriage   lesbians   Archbishop of Canterbury   Anglican   archbishop   Episcopalian

    • Arnold to Veto Gay Marriage Bill

      Arnold to Veto Gay Marriage Bill

      (Newser) - Gov. Schwarzenegger is signaling he'll veto California's same-sex marriage bill, arguing the measure violates the "will of the people." Schwarzenegger employed the same logic when he vetoed a similar bill two years ago, but the tides of popular sentiment are changing: the Chronicle reports that gay-marriage opponents outnumber supporters by only 2% today. More »

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      California   gay marriage   gay rights   Arnold Schwarzenegger   same-sex marriage

  • August 2007
    • Gay Couple Marries Before Iowa Judge Stays Ruling

      Gay Couple Marries Before Iowa Judge Stays Ruling

      (Newser) - Two college students became Iowa's first—and, so far, only—legally married same-sex couple today before a judge stayed his own ruling that overturned a ban on gay marriage. About 20 couples completed the marriage-license application between 7:30 and 11am, when the county recorder stopped issuing them. “This might be our only chance,” one applicant told the AP. More »

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      Iowa   gay marriage   gay rights   same-sex marriage   civil union

    • Cruising Senator Has Been Tough on Gay Rights

      Cruising Senator Has Been Tough on Gay Rights

      (Newser) - Idaho's outed senator has long wielded his political power against gay rights, and gay advocates, having heard whispers for years, have been keeping track. Larry Craig, whose arrest for cruising in a Minneapolis airport bathroom was made public yesterday, opposes civil unions, gays in the military, and the extension of hate crime law to prosecute violence based on sexual orientation, the Carpetbagger Report says. More »

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      Mitt Romney   gay marriage   Larry Craig   same-sex marriage   hate crime   hypocrisy   family values

    • I Now Pronounce You Knight and Knight

      I Now Pronounce You Knight and Knight

      (Newser) - The 21st-century social and political trend of same-sex civil unions has roots that go back a bit beyond Stonewall—to the Middle Ages. A history professor who analyzed legal documents and gravesites says medieval law was flexible enough to allow for a variety of non-nuclear family structures, including gay unions, LiveScience reports. More »

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      gay marriage   gay rights   history   same-sex marriage   civil union   Middle Ages

  • May 2007
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