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Around the time the U.S. Supreme Court was considering the same-sex marriage issue, news reports had more comments from supporters than opponents, a study released Monday concluded.

The Supreme Court could decide on the Defense of Marriage Act and Proposition 8 at any moment, but many pundits and experts are still unsure how the Justices will rule.

Now that all of New England has legalized same-sex marriage, it appears as though the new battle for marriage equality is taking place in the Midwest.

Close to six out of every ten Californians now favor legalizing same-sex marriage, according to a recent USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times poll.

With more than half of voters supporting a repeal of Michigan’s gay marriage ban, advocates say it’s not a matter of if - but when - same-sex marriage is legal in the state.

Planning a party for thousands of people would be a challenge under the best of circumstances. Now imagine trying to pull off such a gathering without knowing what day it should happen or if there even will be cause for celebration.

Now that 12 states and Washington D.C. recognize gay marriage whole new crop of entrepreneurs and designers are bursting onto the wedding fashion scene, ready to meet the demand of non-traditional brides.

The rulings on the Defense of Marriage Act and California’s Proposition 8 could come as soon as Monday. Here is GLAD’s analysis of the arguments held in March.

It appears the Church of England is no longer going to fight against U.K.’s marriage equality bill, but will still attempt to insert amendments to protect religious people and teachers.

Jesse Tyler Ferguson’s marriage equality group was apparently one of the several organizations targeted by the IRS for special scrutiny.