Portuguese parliament says no to marriage

The ruling Socialist Party says equality will be possible “only after broad support has built up for it in society,” in and out of .

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Minnesota’s landmark out lawmaker dies

Allan Spear of Minnesota, one of the nation’s first out legislators, dies at 71; he fought for 19 years to pass a state antidiscrimination law.

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Connecticut Supreme Court rules for marriage

The court rules 4-3 that same- couples can’t constitutionally be denied freedom to marry, and that the state’s civil-union law isn’t enough.

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Mormons step up work for Calif. marriage ban

In a televised appeal to members, senior elders lay out a week-by-week strategy up to Nov. 4, saying the Lord “will bless you for your involvement” in ending equality.

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Alaska lawmakers: Palin abused authority

A legislative panel investigating Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin finds she unlawfully abused her authority in firing the state’s public safety commissioner.

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Firefighters’ Pride bias case ends in hung jury

Straight San Diego firefighters forced to be in a parade claim they were humiliated by taunts and sexual gestures from parade watchers.

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Right-wing pastors pray for IRS fight

Thirty-two clergy in 22 states defiantly make political endorsements from the pulpit Sunday in an effort orchestrated by the anti- Alliance Defense Fund.

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House debates bailout bill

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Ecuador’s voters OK gay-friendly constitution

A clause recognizing “the family in its diverse types” could pave the way to same- unions in the document championed by the country’s leftist leader.

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Matthew Shepard monument dedicated in Wyo.

Nearly 10 years after the college student was fatally beaten in a hate crime that shocked the nation, his mom says America, and Laramie, have come a long way.

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