Uber wants to be the Vegas of gay weddings, only even faster
In their frantic desire to be first with the next big thing and to grab market share by any means necessary, tech companies often act before really thinking through the implications of their ideas.

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Bush's Gay Staffers Emerge From the Closet
While George W. Bush took very public stands against LGBT rights, especially marriage equality, there were at least 70 gay people on the White House staff when he was president — and many “experienced episodes of cognitive dissonance,” says a new …

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Huge advances for gay marriage in an eventful year
One year ago, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a pair of landmark rulings, one striking down the statute that denied federal recognition to same-sex marriages and the other clearing the way for gay couples to wed legally in California.

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IAAF won't appeal Gay's reduced ban for doping
MONACO (AP) — The International Athletics Federation will not appeal Tyson Gay’s reduced one-year ban for doping, saying the American anti-doping authorities properly handled the former world 100-meter champion’s case.

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