Lawsuit argues that New Mexico's marriage ban unfairly hindered couple from meeting nine-month eligibility requirement
Federal judges have previously ruled plaintiffs have a likelihood of success in arguing ban is unconstitutional
Judge reiterates that "revised" plan to ban transgender service members isn't substantially different from a sweeping ban
Bill seeks to discipline therapists who attempt to forcibly change youth's sexual orientation or gender identity
Department of Justice tries to circumvent lower courts in an effort to expel transgender service members
A number of former military officers, veterans’ and civil rights organizations, women’s groups, military scholars and historians, and states have filed briefs supporting efforts to...
Lawyers for anonymous transgender troops argue their clients will be harmed if the ban is allowed to be implemented
Davis claims she went to jail to defend state's ban on gay marriage, even though it had been overturned by Supreme Court
Judge's decision coincides with 7-year anniversary of end of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell"
Religious leaders and American social conservatives, applied pressure to lawmakers in pushing for constitutional referendum
Overturned "domestic partnership" law effectively discriminated against same-sex couples
Administration had sought to hide correspondence relating to decision to ban transgender service members
A D.C. federal judge rejected the administration's argument that its new ban wasn't as bad as the original one
Delaware Gov. John Carney has signed a measure banning the practice of conversion therapy on minors into law, making it the fifth state this year...
Without a preliminary injunction, HIV-positive service members face an imminent threat of being discharged