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Burger King may be the last company you'd expect to get involved in a social cause, but lo and behold it has.

The North Dakota Attorney General has asked a Federal judge to throw out a lawsuit that has been filed against the state's constitutional ban on same-sex marriage, despite a trend in other State and Federal courts striking down similar bans.

Congressman Kevin Cramer apparently doesn't believe there is such a thing as discrimination against gays and lesbians in the Peace Garden State.

A certain legislator from South Dakota seems to have some serious issues with gay sex - in more ways than one.

A muckraking website claims that Fox News pressured news anchor Shepard Smith not to "come out" about his supposed gay lifestyle.

Arirzona Governor Jan Brewer has vetoed Senate Bill 1062, the bill that would have sanctioned business owners to cite "religious" reason in refusing to do business with gays.

Less then a week after same-sex marriage became legal in Minnesota, same-sex couples are filing for divorce.

Clay County Courthouse in Moorhead will open at 11:30 Wednesday night for couples who want to wed shortly after midnight Thursday — the first day same-sex couples can legally do so in Minnesota.

After considerable debate, the leaders of the Boy Scouts of America have voted to allow openly gay scouts in their ranks while continuing to ban gay scoutmasters.

Minnesota state representatives plan to vote on overturning an existing same-sex marriage ban Thursday, with senators following in a few days.