Why the United States Can't Divorce Marriage
Forget the tax code: Completely private marriage contracts could make a mess of America's common law system
Forget the tax code: Completely private marriage contracts could make a mess of America's common law system
Says it violates the Consumer Protection Act
"Suicidal," warns the former Senator from the 13th century
Second Republican to do so
It's not like they're supporting gun rights or reduced spending or anything like that
Almost all Senate Dems on board now
Young folks are more interested in freedom than control-freakery
State Rep. Ed Sullivan Jr. (R- Mundelein) has a mother-in-law who has been in a same-sex relationship
Nearly all Democrats are on board now
A round up of studies on same-sex marriage, divorce, children, and monogamy.
Hitting critical mass around the world
When "logical" arguments against same-sex marriage break down, what is left?
Rep. Matt Salmon (R-Ariz.) says he is not ready for a "redefinition of the family"
The federal government's refusal to recognize same-sex unions intrudes on state autonomy.
Illinois Sen. Mark Kirk makes brief announcement
Civil unions still a big deal in some places while gay marriage moving forward in others
Conflict between supportive populations and Catholic leadership in Latin America
Social experiments don't sit well on either side of the aisle.
Although he has no intention of changing his own views on marriage
The Constitution could rule out DOMA, but not local restrictive definitions
Says conservatives let the word "marriage" become "bastardized"
Lisa Murkowski acknowledges changes in how marriages are being viewed
Highly unlikely it was intentional
A report from this week's oral arguments before the Supreme Court.
Why is he enforcing it if he thinks it's unconstitutional, the chief justice asked
Government can make anything suck
Anti-gay law may be doomed
Fairness should be achieved by restricting government interference, not expanding it
Couples want access to insurance, equal tax consideration