INDIANAPOLIS -- Andrew J. Miller, Indiana motor vehicles commissioner, resigned late Thursday, a day after being arrested for public indecency.

Miller, a member of Republican Gov. Mitch Daniels’ administration, was accused of exposing himself to a male undercover police officer in a public restroom in downtown Indianapolis.

The incident occurred at Claypool Court near the Circle Centre mall. Police said they had set up stings after receiving complaints of lewd activity.

NEW YORK -- Chris Armstrong, the openly gay student assembly president at the University of Michigan, breaks his silence about the stalking and cyber bullying that he has endured from Andrew Shirvell, the state’s assistant attorney general.

Armstrong, who is a senior on the Ann Arbor campus, spoke with Anderson Cooper on Wednesday night on “AC360.”

He told Cooper that he was speaking out because of the rash of gay teen suicides, sending bullied kids a message of hope and urging them to reach out to family and friends for support.

Attorneys general from 48 states and the District of Columbia are closely watching oral arguments at the U.S. Supreme Court today in a free-speech case that questions whether -- and to what extent -- a Kansas church can protest at the funerals of U.S. service members.

Chely Wright came out publicly this spring. Before that, she was an award-winning country music star. Now it may appear to some that she is a professional lesbian. But she is so much more.

Her coming out process was very much like a marketing campaign, and Chely planned it that way. She spoke to all the big names -- Entertainment Weekly and People in print; "The Today Show," "Ellen" and her riveting appearance on "Oprah," on television.