Michael Brown, The pictures are dark and ominous, the charges chilling: “There exists a network of extremists . . . [who] spew venomous rhetoric, outrageous theories, and discredited science.” Just who are these evil people and what are they doing? According to the Human Rights Campaign, the world’s largest gay activist organization, this “network” consists […] Read More → 
Girls today are three times more likely than boys to be non-heterosexual. Why? You’ve probably heard about Constance McMillen by now. She’s the openly-gay high school senior who wanted to take her girlfriend to the high school prom at Itawamba High School in northern Mississippi. The principal told the girls that all prom couples have […] Read More → 
Conspiracy theorists think comedienne was murdered. Joan Rivers Death: Inside Scoop Alex Jones weighs in on the iconic comedian’s passing. Upon hearing the news of Joan Rivers death Alex Jones filed this eulogy report of the controversial comedian and the dangers of elective surgery. Comedienne Joan Rivers has died just two months after calling President […] Read More → 
Thirty-two states that either allow gay marriage or have banned it asked the U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday to settle the issue once and for all. Fifteen states that allow gay marriage, led by Massachusetts, filed a brief asking the justices to take up three cases from Virginia, Utah and Oklahoma and overturn bans. And […] Read More → 
John Hawkins Most people know Greg Gutfeld as the funny guy from Red Eye and The Five. However, he’s also a brilliant writer who manages to make profound points in a funny way. Enjoy his quotes! 20) “The media is Obama’s scandal condom.” 19) “The more people care about something far, far away, the less […] Read More → 
The Chicago-based 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals will hear arguments Tuesday on gay marriage fights from Indiana and Wisconsin, setting the stage for one ruling. Each case deals with whether statewide gay marriage bans are constitutional. For the couples challenging the bans, the fight is about fairness and the right to be treated like […] Read More → 
A federal judge in north Florida on Thursday struck down the state’s gay marriage ban as unconstitutional, but stayed the ruling, leaving same-sex couples still unable to marry in the state. U.S. District Judge Robert L. Hinkle of Florida’s Northern District in Tallahassee is the fifth judge in the state to rule against a same-sex […] Read More → 
The U.S. Supreme Court stopped gay marriage in Virginia from going ahead on Wednesday, staying an appeals court ruling that had struck down a state ban. The court granted a stay application filed by opponents of gay marriage. The action was not a ruling on the merits of gay marriage, but means that a July […] Read More → 
Hundreds of lesbians, gays, bisexuals and transvestites, tooting horns and ringing chimes, took to the streets of Nepal’s capital Monday for a colorful parade celebrating Gaijatra, a Hindu festival to remember the dead that is gleefully overtaken each year by the country’s gay community. Thousands of Nepalese lined the narrow, cobblestoned streets of the old […] Read More → 
Attorney General Eric Holder has long stood accused of being a political activist, and using the Department of Justice to further his progressive liberal agenda. Holder has pushed for more gun control, tried to help the IRS target Tea Party and conservative groups, has gone after states over voter ID laws, actively promotes gay marriage, […] Read More → 
Three federal judges weighing arguments in a landmark gay marriage hearing Wednesday peppered attorneys on both sides with tough questions, with one judge expressing deep skepticism about whether courts are the ideal setting for major social change and another saying the democratic process can be too slow. The judges in the 6th U.S. Circuit Court […] Read More →