What is happening in New York City? 

No really. What the hell is happening?

A gunman murdered a 32-year-old gay man early Saturday morning after screaming anti-gay slurs at him in Greenwich Village. 

Details from the terrifying story after the jump.

Bill Moser, who's been active in the Boy Scouts for over 50 years and has two Eagle Scout sons, has resigned from the Boy Scouts citing their anti-gay policies.

See what he has to say after the jump!

In an effort to protect religious freedom (seriously), Republicans in Washington state have filed a bill that would give businesses the right to deny services on the basis of religious belief. 

Hmm...slippery slope...

Details after the jump.

Once again Scouts for Equality's Executive Director (and the gay community's favorite son) Zach Wahls destroys the anti-gay opposition with logic. 

During a CNN interview conducted by Don Lemon, Zach takes on John Stemberger, the founder of the anti-gay organization, On My Honor, which is working to keep gays out of the Boy Scouts of America.

Watch after the jump. 

Hmm...Paraguay presidential candidate Horatio Cartes has a pretty interesting way of articulating his opposition to marriage equality.

When asked how he'd react if his own son sought to marry a man, Cartes had a colorful answer: He'd shoot himself in the balls. 

Kay... 

More after the jump. 

Sir Ian McKellen has his own thoughts on the passing of the former UK Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. 

As seen in Thatcher's anti-gay speech that went viral, the Prime Minister wasn't exactly great for the gays.  

McKellen reflects after the jump.

Arizona congressman Matt Salmon's gay son--also named Matt--is really making the rounds. He stopped by Anderson 360 to chat with the Silver Fox about his father's opposition to marriage equality.

We can't hate on him for taking advantage of any opportunity to get face time with Anderson, but we're curious as to what you think about Matt's relationship with his parents--both of whom are actively and vocally opposed to him having the right to marry the partner of his choosing. 

Watch after the jump.

Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli's fight to keep anti-sodomy laws on the books in Virginia has been thwarted. 

More after the jump.

Just in case there was any confusion, Democratic Senator Mark Pryor from Arkansas wants to make it very clear that he definitely opposes marriage equality.

You can all rest easy now. 

See what he had to say after the jump.

Have scientists found HIV's Achilles heel and could it lead to an HIV vaccine?

A new study shows progress. 

More after the jump.

The United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) Office of Smoking and Health is including members of the LGBT community in its new anti-smoking campaign. 

That makes sense considering CDC data shows that LGBT people are almost 70% more likely to smoke cigarettes than others. (Sidebar, what's with people lighting up after they leave the gym??)

Check out the CDC's video with Ellie, who currently lives with her partner in a smoke-free home. Ellie suffers from asthma caused by second-hand smoke; she's never been a smoker. Watch after the jump.

A Michigan Republican National Committeeman, Dave Agema, published a blatantly anti-gay post on his Facebook page and it's his fellow Republicans that are demanding his resignation.

See what went down after the jump!