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The church's compromise has sparked the ire of Episcopalians who are both for and against same-sex marriage.

Don't listen when right says PC goes too far or liberals claim inevitable wins. Anger & shame brought big victories

Just when it seems his antics couldn't possibly become more ridiculous, Justice Antonin Scalia finds a way.

While most of the football team’s worth of Republicans running for president have reacted to the Supreme Court’s same-sex marriage decision with straightforward rejections, Rand Paul decided to get cute about it. “Perhaps the time has come to examine whether or not governmental recognition of marriage is a good idea, for either party,” he argues in an editorial in Time.

The Supreme Court's ruling on gay marriage makes it clearer than ever that the government shouldn't be subsidizing religion and non-profits.

As the US supreme court makes same-sex marriage a right nationwide, Spain, which led the way for gay-rights, celebrates 10 years of same-sex marriage.

The fascinating story involves Judy Garland, Harvey Milk and a drag queen named "Busty Ross"

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, a Republican social conservative, offered at least moral support Sunday for county clerks and their employees who feel their religious beliefs dictate that they decline to issue same-sex marriage licenses. In a nonbinding legal opinion, Paxton said religious freedoms guaranteed by the First Amendment “may allow accommodation of their religious objections to issuing same-sex marriage licenses.”

"But what do you say to a lesbian who is married or a gay man who is married who says, 'Donald Trump, what’s traditional about being married three times?'" CNN's Jake Tapper said.

This year’s parade in Istanbul coincided with the holy month of Ramadan in a country where some conservative Muslims are ardent homophobes

He threatened to become a human torch if the Supreme Court ruled in favor of marriage equality. Now Pastor Rick Scarborough is clarifying his remarks.

More ink was spilled dissenting today’s Supreme Court marriage equality decision than the majority’s opinion required. There were four different dissents, one by Chief Justice John Roberts (joined by Justices Scalia and Thomas), plus separate dissents from Justices Antonin Scalia, Clarence Thomas, and Samuel Alito.

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — Thousands of people in Puerto Rico celebrated Friday's U.S. Supreme Court ruling to allow gay marriage as authorities rushed to approve legislation extending marriage rights in the socially conservative U.S. territory.

The 35 year wait is over.

Hundreds of thousands of people travelled from all over Italy and Europe yesterday to protest against the proposed legalisation of gay marriage, and the teaching of ‘gender theories’ in schools. Gathering in the San Giovanni Square in Rome

Is Pope Francis playing defense? The pontiff came out attacking same-sex marriage just after Rome gay pride and a resolution from Italy's parliament supporting civil unions.

Same-sex couples can now marry all over Mexico, but it's been a long judicial process.

Dani Tsakounis wanted help her brother Tom throw a birthday party for his 60-year-old housemate, so she phoned up Ultrasound Deejays in Maryland to see if the outfit could provide the music. During the phone call, it came up that Tom Tsakounis' housemate was past partner of his...

An estimated 20,000 people have turned out in Belfast city centre to call for the legalisation of same-sex marriage in Northern Ireland.