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Feds: Alabama judges must obey Supreme Court marriage ruling
Federal prosecutors say the state’s probate judges must obey the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision on gay marriage regardless of Roy Moore’s order.
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BREAKING: Alabama probate judges must enforce same-sex marriage ban
On Wednesday, Chief Justice Roy Moore warned that probate judges “have a ministerial duty not to issue any marriage licenses” contrary to Alabama’s law.
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Will North Dakota change the state constitution to reflect same-sex marriage ruling?
If not, residents think it’s like “thumbing our nose at the Supreme Court decision.”
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Ted Cruz: Allowing same-sex marriages is “fundamentally illegitimate”
He also said that, if elected, Hillary Clinton would solidify an “ultra-liberal, lawless majority.”
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Several GOP candidates think Ted Cruz is too soft on gay marriage
Nobody in their right mind would think that Ted Cruz is a softie on gay issues — but the GOP presidential race is crowded with people who do.
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Estonia gay partnership law comes into effect amid legal confusion
Estonia in 2014 became the first former Soviet republic to approve gay civil unions, but Parliament has not yet adopted laws required to implement that decision.
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Tennessee county advances resolution opposing same-sex marriage
Unicoi County could become the next in a growing number of Tennessee counties to call for an override of the U.S. Supreme Court’s historic ruling on same-sex marriage.
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Big political lessons we learned in 2015
The changed political landscape isn’t confined to marriage. Events are shaping the future in other ways — and not all of them good.
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Kim Davis: ‘I am just the first of what’s going to be very many.’
An ominous year-end prediction from the seer/soothsayer of Rowan County, Kentucky.
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Poll: Christians rank their own religious freedom as most important than others
Americans place a higher priority on preserving the religious freedom of Christians than for other faith groups, ranking Muslims as the least deserving of protections.