2003-08-07T07:54:07-04:00https://images.c-span.org/defaults/wjLogoNewBlue.jpgThe guests debated the definition of marriage, focusing on whether marriage should be ...

As we watch and listen and wait and think and hope with regard to all that's transpiring at the Supreme Court hearing on California's ban on gay marriage, people around the country and beyond are ...

In the recent U.S. Supreme Court hearings on whether states have a constitutional right to ban (or refuse to recognize) same-sex marriages, the conservative justices seemed to be preoccupied with the ...

As legislators, we have two primary duties: uphold the Constitution, and protect the rights and interests of residents. I filter everything I do – every bill I introduce, and every vote I take – ...

The Supreme Court Can't Unilaterally Change the Definition of Marriage During this week's oral arguments before the U.S. Supreme Court, attorneys and justices will consider not just specific laws, but ...

The Catholic primate Archbishop Eamon Martin has said interfering with the definition of marriage is not 'a simple or a trivial matter.' In a statement on Saturday evening on the upcoming same-sex ...

While same-sex marriage is not quite legal in France, the premier French dictionary Larousse agreed during Senate debates on Wednesday to amend its definition of the word "marriage" to "a solemn act ...

SINGAPORE — The Government will not entrench or "hard code" the definition of marriage as being between a man and a woman directly into the Constitution, government ministers said on Monday (Aug 22).

The country’s largest Presbyterian denomination has changed its definition of marriage to include gay couples – though not explicitly. Presbyterian Church (USA) approved an amendment to its ...

As we watch and listen and wait and think and hope with regard to all that's transpiring at the Supreme Court hearing on California's ban on gay marriage, people around the country and beyond are ...

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