As the fight to legalize marriage in Illinois continues, Republican State Rep. Jeanne Ives (Wheaton, IL) is under fire for anti-gay comments she made to the Catholic Conference of Illinois radio show.

See what she thinks of our "disordered" relationships after the jump.

Apparently Republican "rising star" Rand Paul is fine with gay and lesbian couples receiving benefits and tax breaks as long that pesky word "marriage" isn't involved. 

See what he has to say after the jump.

The Obama administration's amicus brief, filed last week, shot down what's being described as a "key" argument on the part of congressional Republicans in the Supreme Court's Defense of Marriage Act case. 

Lawyers defending DOMA on behalf of Congress argue that because same-sex couples cannot become accidentally pregnant, they do not need access to marriage. 

Legal brilliance in action.

More after the jump.

The Obama administration's brief asking the Supreme Court court to overturn California's Prop. 8 makes some interesting legal arguments. 

While it doesn't go so far as to call for marriage equality across the country, it does make the claim that any state that currently allows civil unions should, in essence, be legalizing same-sex marriage in order to avoid a "separate but equal" standard. 

More after the jump.

Late Friday, in what some political talking heads are calling a surprising move, the Obama administration formally urged the Supreme Court to overturn the Defense Of Marriage Act! Details follow after the jump.

The Chupacabra known as Ann Coulter unhinged her jaw and devoured a room full of Libertarian students during a question and answer session with John Stossel on FOX. 

Mind you, we didn't see that; we just figured it was safe to assume that it happened. 

Coulter did, however, respond to questions on her opposition to same-sex marriage (along with providing commentary on how we live in a socialist welfare state and implying that we should declare war on Syria??).

Watch after the jump.

Will Minnesota soon be legalizing same-sex marriage??

It could happen. Minnesota State Senator Scott Dibble plans to introduce marriage equality legislation this week!

Details after the jump.

Neil Clark Warren, the founder of match-making website eHarmony, claims that same-sex marriage has damaged his company.

Do tell Neil...

See what he has to say after the jump!

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.

Could we be seeing push for marriage equality in Pennsylvania soon??

A new poll reveals that the majority of Pennsylvania voters support legalizing same-sex marriage!

Details after the jump.

Great news out of France!

The French National Assembly has approved the most important article of the proposed bill to legalize same-sex marriage!

Details after the jump.

The lovely Julianne Moore took home a SAG Award this past weekend for her role in Game Change, but we may be partial to her performance in The Kids Are All Right. (What? We like stories about same-sex parents. Sue us!)

It should come as no surprise that Moore is a staunch supporter of same-sex marriage and she touches on the subject in an interview with the UK's The Sunday Times Style Magazine. 

See what she has to say after the jump!