Gay Marriage
Kentucky County Clerk, Kim Davis, has returned to work and promises not to touch any gay marriage licenses. On the flip-side, she and her attorneys now question the validity of the government documents void of her approval.
A Kentucky clerk has been sentenced to jail time after refusing to approve gay marriage licenses. Kim Davis is a Rowan County clerk who believes issuing marriage licenses to gay couples would play on her conscience.
With same-sex marriage now legal nationwide, opponents and proponents of SCOTUS's decision have taken to Twitter to share their thoughts on the landmark decision.
Rick Scarborough, conservative Christian leader who vowed to set himself on fire if same sex marriage was legalized, has not commented on the Supreme Court's ruling, but may in a scheduled NPR interview.
Marco Rubio is a long shot for the Republican presidential nomination mainly due to flip flopping opinions on gay marriage and immigration reform.
More states welcome same-sex marriage.
This Monday marked the start of the two-week sex conference called by Pope Francis in Vatican City. A so-called Synod by the Catholic Church is attended by almost 200 cardinals, bishops and priests.
Hawaii is one step closer to legalizing same-sex marriage.
Long-time couple Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard got married in a simple ceremony on Thursday.
The governor of Hawaii has called for a special session to push through a bill that would legalize marriage for same-sex couples.
Puerto Rican Orlando Cruz, the first openly-gay professional boxer in history, proposed to his partner on Wednesday via Facebook.
Kathleen Kane has refused to defend the state of Pennsylvania in a case involving legally recognizing same-sex unions.
On Monday, Costa Rica's Legislative Assembly accidentally passed a measure that could pave the way for legalized same-sex civil unions. The passaged caused several conservative members to ask President Laura Chinchilla to veto the bill.
Apple has issued a statement in support of the U.S. Supreme Court's same-sex marriage rulings on Wednesday.
Members of the New Zealand Parliament broke out into song after the country became the 13th in the world to legalize gay marriage.
