A Native American tribe in Michigan officially legalized same-sex marriage today and a couple that's been together for 30 years finally got to have their wedding!

Details after the jump.

We let out a cheer here at Instinct when we read that Diana Medley, the Indiana teacher that unleashed a torrent of anti-gay vitriol towards gay students, was placed on administrative leave, but now it appears that the move was made for her protection rather than as a form of punishment.

Details after the jump. 

Support for Sullivan, Indiana's LGBT students continues to reverberate across social networks where teacher Nate Walden has a special message for Diana Medley, the homophobic special ed teacher we told you about on Monday. 

Students (and at least one teacher) at Sullivan High School in Indiana have demanded that queers be banned from the "traditional" prom they'd like to hold later this year. Local special ed teacher Diana Medley agrees BECAUSE THE BIBLE. 

Indiana lawmakers have decided that they will not put the question of whether or not to institute a state constitutional ban on the legal recognition of same-sex couples to voters via referendum this year.

Could it be because social conservatives are afraid that they'll lose?

More after the jump.

Indiana won't be following neighboring Illinois' lead any time soon as GOP leaders in the state prepare to introduce a constitutional ban on same-sex marriage in the new session. 

It appears Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller needs more added to his plate.

That's the only explanation we can come up with for why the clearly not busy AG is going out of his way to file a brief with the U.S. Supreme Court to get the Court to support the state's right to ban same-sex marriage.

More after the jump.

LGBT and questioning students at the University of Notre Dame are about to receive a lot more resources for life on the traditionally conservative campus according to a new expansions approved by the school. 

It looks like Kate's not the only royal making headlines today!

Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit gave new meaning to the title, when she secretly traveled to India to care for infant twins born (via surrogate mother) to a gay palace employee. 

The employee and his husband were unable to get a travel visa to make the trip to India, so Mette-Marit stepped in. 

More after the jump!

The National Organization for Marriage's war against Starbucks isn't going so well. Launched over summer for a myriad of reasons surrounding Starbucks' many pro-LGBT initiatives, NOM's "Dump Starbucks" campaign has missed its target and, arguably, caused the anti-gay group itself the most damage. 

Losing the war? Then move the battleground to a locale where you have the advantage. In NOM's case, it's decided to move the battleground to the vehemently hostile-to-gays regions of the Middle East and Asia. 

The General Motors plant in Fort Wayne, Indiana has outdone the Seattle Space Needle by deciding to raise the rainbow flag in honor of Pride Month. A local video report, after the jump.

Updated, Wednesday 5:00 p.m. PST

The always outspoken, Dan Savage, had his own take on this display of Christian love (and frightening indoctrination). Check out what he had to say after the jump.