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Gay couple who are ‘father and son’ can revoke adoption in order to marry
One man adopted the other when same-sex marriage was illegal to lower their inheritance tax and out of a desire “be a family of our own.”
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Mysterious scandal strikes ancient Catholic ‘Order of Malta’
The grand chancellor was forcibly removed after the Order of Malta said “an extremely grave and untenable situation” came to light.
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Missouri lawmaker says he won’t revive religious exemptions amendment
The proposed constitutional amendment would have banned government penalties against individuals and business who cite “a sincere religious belief.”
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North Carolina Republicans dupe Charlotte City Council, refuse to repeal HB2
After convincing Charlotte to take the first step and repeal its already nullified expanded ordinance, the state fails to make good on its part of the so-called deal.
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It’s a first: Admitted killer of trans woman is charged with federal hate crime
Prosecutors have never used the Matthew Shepard and James Byrd, Jr. Hate Crimes Prevention Act to bring charges against someone for targeting a victim for being transgender.
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Anderson Cooper and his partner share sweet pictures of caring for elephants
From working in the logging industry to getting a scrub down by Cooper and his partner, it’s safe to say these elephants have seen an upgrade in their quality of life.
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Mike Pence’s hometown bans ‘controversial’ pride banners from town square
They say they’re “promoting tourism.”
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‘Cindy Brady’ Susan Olsen apologizes for antigay slur, denies she’s ‘homophobic’
“I am sorry and frankly find it hilarious that I am being called a homophobe. What could be more rediculous [sic]???”
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Former Archbishop’s photo removed by university amid concern over antigay views
In 2006, Carey said the ordination of Bishop Gene Robinson bordered on heresy because he is openly gay.
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These 80 Christian leaders are plotting the abolition of LGBT legal protections
One Catholic leader declares “timidity and false compromise will bring ruin to our culture and our freedom to live and teach the Catholic Faith.”