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John Oliver Blasts Republicans' DOMA Reaction (VIDEO)
The New Yorker celebrated the Supreme Court's historic rulings on gay marriage with one of its most awesome covers of all time. It marked the moment by featuring what many people consider to be one of the most well-known gay couples in pop culture: Bert
Anti-gay groups were immediately up in arms after the Supreme Court struck down the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) as unconstitutional. They argued that this choice will change life in the United States for the worse and that "God's judgment" will be
Binational gay couples is some states will get to follow same rules as straight counterparts.
But, of course, Clinton was the head who allowed DOMA to be converted into law in the first place. After the House and Senate passed the law in 1996 by margins wide enough to override a potential veto, Clinton signed it, adding in a statement that the law
In our brief, we contended that DOMA was unconstitutional because (a) House of representatives had no enumerated power to regulate or “defend” marriage by imposing its definition on the states, and (b) DOMA was not necessary and
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