California Supreme Court overturns voter-approved gay marriage ban, but issue isn't settled
                   
iht.com     May 15, 2008            

In a monumental victory for the gay rights movement, the California Supreme Court overturned a voter-approved ban on gay marriage Thursday in a ruling that would allow same-sex couples in the biggest U.S. state to wed. The city of San Francisco, two dozen gay and lesbian couples and gay rights... [read full story]                

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Title for gay marriage ban changed

sacbee.com     1 hr ago   2 related          

Associated Press - Published 4:08 pm PDT Saturday, July 26, 2008 SACRAMENTO -- When Californians get their ballot pamphlets in the mail, they'll see a new description of the proposed constitutional amendment to outlaw same-sex...                

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County investigates Rothschild wedding illnesses

wausaudailyherald.com     19 hrs ago   1 related          

By Amy Olson • Wausau Daily Herald • July 26, 2008 ROTHSCHILD -- At least 40 people at a wedding reception became ill with "violent diarrhea" in an incident last weekend that remains under investigation by county health...                

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Who is the Elizabethan widow now?

cultureby.com     yesterday          

Jonathan Bate offers this interesting portrait of the social standing of the widow in Elizabethan England. ...before marriage she was expected to be chaste and during [marriage] she was supposed to be submissive; once widowed...                

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Top Tories join MP to celebrate his gay civil partnership

dailymail.co.uk     yesterday   1 related          

Top Tories join MP to celebrate his gay civil partnership By Daily Mail Reporter Senior members of the Shadow Cabinet were among the guests at a reception yesterday to celebrate the gay 'wedding' of Conservative MP Alan Duncan...                

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