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A Southern Baptist leader who works on gay outreach has criticized recent anti-gay comments by two Baptist pastors in North Carolina, saying they “show a complete lack of understanding of how to minister to those struggling with this particular ...
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And President Barack Obama's pro-gay marriage announcement revived that debate across the country. Democratic primary voters are very likely to be in favor of gay marriage, but general election voters are far more split on the issue.
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The former secretary of state endorsed gay marriage this week on The Situation Room with CNN's Wolf Blitzer. Voicing support for President Obama's recent decision to come out in favor of same-sex unions, Powell said of gay couples, "Allowing them to ...
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By Gay Today The UN nuclear watchdog has not yet given good enough reasons to visit an Iranian site where it suspects there may have been experiments for developing nuclear weapons, Iranian media said. The Parchin complex is at the centre of Western ... See all stories on this topic »

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A federal judge struck down the 1996 Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), which precludes gay couples from receiving federal marriage benefits. She is the third federal judge to do so, suggesting that the Supreme Court might need to step in soon to clarify ... See all stories on this topic »

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DANZIG frontman Glenn Danzig has accused Hugh Jackman of playing Wolverine in a "gay" way. Metal fans have long clung onto rumours that their horror-punk hero was in the running to play the clawed berserker in the first X-Men film. See all stories on this topic »

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By Amira Hass | May.28, 2012 | 2:04 AM The Shin Bet questioned an Israeli and a Palestinian, who are a gay couple, after the police detained them in Jerusalem on suspicion that the Palestinian had entered Israel illegally with the help of his partner.
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There's seemingly no end to One Million Moms' anti-gay wrath, as the notoriously right-wing group is now condemning both DC Comics and Marvel Superheroes for introducing gay characters into their phenomenally popular comic book titles.
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By Joe DePriest and Elisabeth Arriero jdepriest@charlotteobserver.com On Sunday, May 27, 2012, hundreds of protestors demonstrated at the Justice Place in Newton to protest anti-gay comments that a Maiden pastor made last Sunday.
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And President Barack Obama's pro-gay marriage announcement revived that debate across the country. Democratic primary voters are very likely to be in favor of gay marriage, but general election voters are far more split on the issue.
See all stories on this topic »