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Rudd may veto gay marriage lawsNEWS.com.auHis comments come as the Federal Government faced increasing pressure to re-think its approach on gay marriage.
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Ruling favors married gay federal lawyerSan Francisco ChronicleA gay lawyer in the federal public defender's office in Los Angeles, denied government health coverage for his husband after their marriage last year, .
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Health officials are given 24 hours to gather AIDS spending documentation sought by the federal government.
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Judge orders compensation for gay couple denied benefitsLos Angeles TimesBut it also recognizes the status quo of federal government rejection of gay marriage under the Defense of Marriage Act.
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A federal judge today ordered compensation for a Los Angeles couple denied spousal benefits by the federal government because they are gay men.
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From the LA Times:
A federal judge today ordered compensation for a Los Angeles couple denied spousal benefits by the federal government because they are gay men.
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A common right-wing objection to federal health care legislation is that it's unconstitutional. So-called "tenthers" argue that the 10th Amendment of the U.
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The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Wednesday voted
23-12 to pass the Domestic Partner Benefits and Obligations Act, which
would extend benefits to same-sex partners of federal government
workers.
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A gay couple in Los Angeles was awarded compensation Tuesday for being denied spousal benefits by the federal government.
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Oklahoma state Sen. Steve Russell (R) plans to submit a bill that would authorize the state to opt out of the recently passed Matthew Shepard Act.
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Apparently, they at least tried. With Avalon Equity, the majority stakeholder in Blade publisher Window Media (and a secondary umbrella group called Unite), in the hands of the Small Business Association, it was the federal government in charge of figuring out what to do with the publisher's assets as the company's financials turned worse.
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Ta-Nehisi Coates discussed a phenomenon the other day I've been meaning to post about here on Bilerico: droves of straight people in media trying with all their might to prove that folks who go out and vote against same-sex marriage aren't homophobic.
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We've discussed this here a couple of times, but today the New York Times tackles the issue of the difficulties and expense in trying to change your name after a same-sex marriage.
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In the new economic world, losing "only" $1.15 billion in the 3rd quarter is the new good:
General Motors said on Monday that its finances had improved to the point that it could begin repaying its government loans, though it lost nearly $1.
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This is what happens when your state economy is a one trick pony based on oil. Too bad the Republicans haven't weened themselves from oil and developed other parts of the economy.
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"1. Brainstorm ideas and identify specific action steps that address the three National HIV/AIDS Strategy goals to reduce HIV incidence, increase access to care and optimize health outcomes for people living with HIV, and reduce HIV-related health disparities.
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Ruh-roh, Comrades Obama & Pelosi. The independent, freedom & liberty loving Americans are showing their muscles again….
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DiA makes some good points: I never quite processed the fact until I read this article, on the AMA recommending renewed study of the medical utility of cannabis, that the federal government actually restricts marijuana more severely than cocaine or.
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IN recent years, state and local governments have enacted laws to combat discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgendered people seeking mortgages and housing.
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From WSJ.com:
The battle over gay rights will move to New Jersey and the federal government, advocates said, after Tuesday’s narrow rejection of same-sex marriage by Maine voters in a hard-fought contest.
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