Mozilla Names Chris Beard Interim CEO
Mozilla named the web organization's marketing chief, Chris Beard, to serve as interim chief executive, after a co-founder stepped down from that role following complaints about his opposition to gay...
View ArticleWhy federal judge ruled Ohio must recognize gay marriages
A federal judge did not overturn Ohio's constitutional ban on gay marriage, but he said the state has to treat same-sex couples married legally in other states the same way it treats heterosexual...
View ArticleMozilla names interim CEO after gay-marriage controversy
Chris Beard, a Mozilla veteran, will lead the software non-profit as its searches for a long-term CEO. Reported by CNNMoney 17 hours ago.
View ArticleGays That Wed in Michigan Want State to Recognize Marriages
Eight same-sex couples married in Michigan last month during a brief window when gay marriage was legal asked a federal judge on Monday to force the state to recognize their nuptials and those of more...
View ArticleMichigan Sued For Treating Gay Couples Like 'Second-Class Citizens'
The ACLU of Michigan sued the Michigan government and Gov. Rick Snyder (R) Monday to win legal protections for those who were wed last month in the state's first same-sex marriages. “As a matter of law...
View ArticleWhy federal judge ruled Ohio must recognize gay marriages (+video)
A federal judge did not overturn Ohio's constitutional ban on gay marriage, but he said the state has to treat same-sex couples married legally in other states the same way it treats heterosexual...
View ArticleJudge Considers Staying Ohio Gay Marriage Ruling
Judge who ordered Ohio officials to recognize out-of-state gay marriages considers a stay Reported by ABCNews.com 7 hours ago.
View ArticleAmid backlash after resignation, Mozilla says it respects diverse views
Mountain View, Calif., Apr 15, 2014 / 12:57 am (CNA).- The controversial resignation of Mozilla Corporation CEO Brendan Eich prompted thousands of negative comments at the Web browser company’s...
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Finland Launches New Range of Erotic Gay Stamps
Finland has launched a range of erotic gay stamps, featuring a man in police uniform sitting on the shoulders of a naked man, and another with a man looking in between some naked legs. The stamps are...
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Judge considers staying Ohio gay marriage ruling
Cincinnati — A federal judge who ordered Ohio to recognize the marriages of same-sex couples performed in other states says he's inclined to issue a stay of his decision pending appeal, meaning most...
View ArticleJudge Stays Most Of Ohio Gay Marriage Ruling
CINCINNATI (AP) — Ohio officials must immediately recognize the same-sex marriages of four couples who sued over the state's gay marriage ban, a federal judge said Wednesday, while staying the broader...
View ArticleRound 2: Court Takes up Oklahoma Gay-Marriage Case
In second round of challenges, federal appeals court takes up Oklahoma gay-marriage ban Reported by ABCNews.com 21 hours ago.
View ArticleRound 2: Court takes up Oklahoma gay-marriage case
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- Lawyers for a couple challenging Oklahomas gay marriage ban, and the clerk who refused to grant them a license, are headed to a federal appeals court with a rare...
View ArticleJudge stays most of Ohio gay marriage ruling
Ohio officials must immediately recognize the same-sex marriages of four couples who sued over the state's gay marriage ban, a federal judge said Wednesday, while staying the broader effects of his...
View ArticleColorado's gay marriage ban could hinge on appeals court ruling
A 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decision on gay marriage bans in two states could allow Colorado same-sex couples to hold nuptials before the end of summer, some experts say. Reported by Denver...
View ArticleUtah, Oklahoma same-sex marriage cases on parallel track
The legal fight over gay marriage in Oklahoma has a nearly 10-year head start over the one in Utah, but both cases found... Reported by Deseret News 16 hours ago.
View ArticleRuling in UCF records lawsuit due today
An Orlando judge must rule today on whether the University of Central Florida needs to release a professor’s emails regarding his role in editing a controversial study cited by opponents of gay...
View ArticleWhat's Next in Gay Marriage's Legal Odyssey?
What's next for gay marriage after Denver court hearing Reported by ABCNews.com 10 hours ago.
View ArticleWhat's next in gay marriage's legal odyssey?
Thursday's hearing in Denver is the second of two hearings on gay marriage that are weighted with legal significance. The cases are the first time an appellate court has considered the ramifications of...
View ArticleWhats next in gay marriages legal odyssey?
Thursdays hearing in Denver is the second of two hearings on gay marriage that are weighted with legal significance. Reported by MyNorthwest.com 9 hours ago.
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