Supreme Court

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton called the outcome “a victory for women in Texas and across America.”

There are now about 491,000 same-sex marriages in the United States.

His lawyers say it was just a reminder, not an order.

U.S. District Judge Aleta Trauger ruled that the results the lawyers got in the case were “superb and far-reaching” and that they should be entitled to costs and fees.

Televangelist Rick Joyner says the devastating natural disaster was “a wake up call.”

A past editorial by Rebecca Bradley opines that feminists “abhor the traditional family.”

The justices threw out a ruling by the Alabama Supreme Court in a dispute between two women whose long-term relationship ended bitterly.

With the direction of the Supreme Court at stake, Democrats are reminding LGBT people of what they have to lose.

A group of rightwing organizations are suing America’s most homophobic judges for not ruling on a moot same-sex marriage case.

India’s gay community has had their civil rights upheld and then away by the Supreme Court. Today, the court will review their 2013 decision that re-criminalized gay sex.