Nine years after the military lifted its ban on gays, the army has put an openly homosexual soldier on the cover of its magazine.

The question is no longer whether Obama can afford to support gay rights with full-throated passion, but rather: Can he afford not to?

When my Native (SD) Sun News broke the story about the Custer figurine astride a motorcycle, packed into a McDonald's Happy Meal, most Native Americans, particularly the Lakota, Cheyenne and Arapaho, were not happy.

In this edition of Weekend Update, Russell Means talks of the guaranteed freedom of Iroquois Great Law of Peace, the many gradations of slavery in the past & present, as well as the true dangers of the frontier. He speaks as well of languages without...

Today is the first time Stonewall will be remembered in the tony quarters of the White House.

African-American atheist Sikivu Hutchinson calls on black atheists to play a critical role in the atheism movement.

Gay Pride marches are being exploited by rabidly homophobic extremists who plan to parade through Arab towns, asserting their "Jewish pride."

A King County judge has temporarily barred the release of the names of Seattle city employees involved in a city-sponsored group for gay and lesbian workers to an anti-gay rights activist.

Musselwhite, a Republican, was elected to the City Council in 2000. He served on the council for six years, including as mayor of the town. He served as deacon of First Baptist Church in Gainesville.

The Sermon on the Mount begins with the beatitudes and Jesus charges his audience to "love their enemies, turn the other cheek, give to those who beg, and avoid hypocritical judgments."