WASHINGTON– National Organization for Marriage (NOM) President Brian Brown is organizing, fundraising and providing support for far-right and racially insensitive clients out of NOM’s K Street office via his relatively new ActRight properties, including the ActRight Legal Foundation.

David Cameron will risk a major battle with his party next week by backing gay weddings in churches, the Evening Standard can reveal.

He will go further than ever in his modernizing drive by saying religious groups should be allowed to host same-sex civil weddings in churches, synagogues and other religious buildings if they choose.

Organizations that reject gay marriage, such as the Church of England and the Roman Catholic Church, will have legal protection from being forced to host ceremonies against their wishes, the Prime Minister will pledge.

My mother turned 80 this week and arrived in San Diego from Ireland, where she has lived all her life. She had four sons, lost her husband 24 years ago and her youngest son 11 years ago to a heart attack. She survived the blitz in Belfast, 30 years of sectarian violence we call “the troubles,” and is very proud of her gay son.

I am not sure what was more difficult for her over her long and full life, my coming out at 21 or all the other challenges she has had to face.

SEATTLE -- Seattle saw marriage equality come to life. At 12:01 am the King County Administrative building erupted into cheer as the doors opened for over 300 couples who had lined the cold streets for hours, waiting to be amongst the first to celebrate the historic moment.