Politics

Fox News Radio host Todd Starnes on Thursday explained that marriage equality had only become more popular with Americans because the public schools were "indoctrination centers" for LGBT rights.

Wednesday night on "The Rachel Maddow Show," host Rachel Maddow welcomed Massachusetts Rep. Barney Frank (D), who came out to the Boston Globe in 1987, thus becoming the first openly LGBT person to serve in the U.S. Congress. Frank and Maddow welcomed the president's announcement yesterday afternoon that he supports marriage rights for same sex couples.

Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney on Wednesday lashed out at a reporter in Colorado who asked him tough questions about same sex marriage, immigration and marijuana.

MSNBC host Chris Matthews on Wednesday praised President Barack Obama for endorsing same sex marriage.

On the House floor Wednesday, Rep. Hank Johnson (D-CA) called for an investigation into an alleged disinformation campaign targeting journalists who reported on Department of Defense spending on Information Operations.

Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney responded on Wednesday to President Barack Obama's endorsement of same sex marriage, saying it was a "tender and sensitive topic."

FBI director Robert Mueller on Wednesday urged Congress to extend legislation that authorized the National Security Agency's warrantless wiretapping program started under the Bush Administration.

Televangelist Pat Robertson on Wednesday asked gay men and lesbians to pray with him that they would stop "displeasing" Jesus by doing "something the Bible says in an abomination."

In an interview with ABC News on Wednesday, President Barack Obama declared that "same sex couples should be able to get married."

Only hours after North Carolina passed a controversial amendment banning same sex marriage, a county commissioner is already calling to revoke the "illegal" benefits provided to unmarried same sex couples.

An elementary school in Fort Worth, Texas was recently forced to give itself a failing grade after realizing it had misspelled its own name for the past nine years.

NBC host Jay Leno on Tuesday told former Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum that he was "wrong" to oppose marriage equality for LGBT Americans.

The tea party Republican candidate who defeated Indiana Sen. Richard Lugar (R) after six terms in Tuesday's GOP primary says that his definition of "compromise" means that Democrats will have to come around the the right's way of thinking.