Democratic House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi and Whip Steny Hoyer have asked Speaker John Boehner to really think about what he's doing in his war against disabled American veteran Tracey Cooper-Harris. Is that asking too much? 

Scott Lively, the American face of Uganda's "Kill the Gays" bill, is being sued by an LGBT organization based in the African nation. Details follow. 

Hate leaders across the nation are trembling with fear today after GLAAD unveiled its latest campaign, the much-needed Commentator Accountability Project. The new project sets to educate media outlets on the hateful, unscientific and dangerous rhetoric spread regularly by more than three dozen homophobes (such as Tony Perkins and Maggie Gallagher) who bill themselves as "pro-family experts" and social commentators. Their days in the national spotlight are numbered. Details on CAP, after the jump.

MSNBC has come under increasing fire for its continued practice of handing bullhorns to hate group leaders such as Tony Perkins of the Family Research Council. An advertisement submitted to MSNBC by the group Faithful America to call attention to hate speech microphone has, unsurprisingly, been rejected by MSNBC, but you can watch it, after the jump!

National Guard members stationed in Oklahoma can keep asking and telling thanks to the state's House of Reps which has just blocked the passage of an inflammatory bill that mimicked "Don't Ask, Don't Tell."

Starbucks' latest brew is too bold for Iowa hate group leader Bob Vander Plaats, who on Monday called on his followers to boycott the coffeemaker.

Alan Chambers, president of the notoriously anti-gay organization Exodus International, has finally admitted that "ex gay therapy" is a total sham. Details follow. 

Despite the fact that he is the one trying to terrorize Americans into following his message of hate, Bryan Fischer, head of hate group the American Family Association, says that all gays (that's right, every single one of you!) pose a "security risk" to the country. Follow the jump for your daily dose of insanity. 

Unhappy that Rick Perry is inching-in on his homophobic demographic, Newt Gingrich came out swinging against the homosezzual agenda on Monday in a letter to anti-gay hate group the Family Leader. In it, the thrice-married and serial-adulterer Gingrich pledges to "defend marriage" against filthy homos. Grab the Platinum Wet (you'll need to lube your eye-sockets for the intense eye-rolling ahead) and follow the jump for the details.

At a recent symposium on The Bible and homosexuality, theological experts representing the three major world faiths agreed that anti-gay Biblical verses are being taken out of context by modern religious leaders. So, according to the experts, how should the verses that have been used to oppress the gay community and equality for so long actually be interpreted?

A warm condragulations goes out to openly-gay Colorado State Rep. Mark Ferrandino, who has just been elected as the state's House Minority Leader!

Unfortunately we lose many strong activists because of burn out. The hours are long, the conversations are difficult and the cause becomes your life. Read more about why one of the world's most famous LGBT activist Nikolai Alekseev is stepping away.