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Support for marriage equality has hit a new high in the United States
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A gay man to whom Rowan Kentucky county clerk Kim Davis nearly three years ago refused to issue a marriage license has lost his primary bid to run against her
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At its annual meeting, the Church of Scotland's general assembly approved a motion to draft new laws that will allow ministers to marry gay and lesbian couples
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Idaho Rep. Raul Labrador, a Republican, on Tuesday lost his state's GOP primary for governor
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Brian Brown is fundraising with the claim that state laws and constitutional amendments limiting marriage to heterosexual couples may soon 'come back to life'
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Two proposals that sought to drop support for marriage only 'between one man and one woman' and for 'traditional families' in the New Hampshire Republican platform were tabled on Saturday
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Conchita Wurst told the BBC this week that she has mixed feelings about marriage equality in Austria
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The documentary To a More Perfect Union: United States v. Windsor opens in theaters nationwide June 7
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Support for same-sex marriage among members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (The Mormons) is gradually increasing
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Mariela Castro, the daughter of Communist Party chief Raul Castro, says she will push for the government to extend marriage rights to gay and lesbian couples in Cuba
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