Montana has officially decriminalized homosexuality after Gov. Steve Bullock signed a bill ending the state's ban on sodomy.

Better 10 years after SCOTUS invalidated anti-sodomy laws than never, right?

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

More after the jump.

But the people have a right to know!!

Virginia Attorney General (and gubernatorial candidate) Ken Cuccinelli petitioned a federal court in an attempt to get a reversal on the ruling that Virginia's "Crimes Against Nature" law is unconstitutional.

The "Crimes Against Nature" law bans oral and anal sex between consenting adults. 

Cuccinelli has been outspoken in his belief that gay sex is "unnatural" and that laws should be in place to prohibit it, though he's been pretty silent on whether or not he objects to a little oral action between men and women.

More after the jump.

Well this comes as a surprise--primarily because we didn't realize it was still an issue.

A U.S. Federal Appeals Court has finally thrown out Virginia's ban on sodomy between consenting adults. 

We're gonna party like it's 2003!! (Let's just hope Grindr's got its servers up to speed.)

Details after the jump.

Updated Wednesday at 12:45 p.m. PST

Princeton student, Duncan Hosie stopped by NBC News' The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell to discuss his Q&A session with Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, who once again reiterated his anti-gay stance. 

Check out what Hosie had to say after the jump!

A court in Iran has sentenced four men to death by hanging after being found guilty of sodomy in the country's clearest protest of homosexuality in years. Details follow. 

Uh oh. Looks like certain police officer wasn’t being too vigilant while trolling for fresh meat on the aptly named DaddyHunt.com.

Fredericksburg, Virginia Police Captain Brent M. Taylor, 46, was indicted for having sex with a 17-year-old teen that he met on the social networking site.

Details after the jump.

Kansas' GOP leaders are attempting to spruce up the state with a bit of pre-spring cleaning by getting rid of outdated and burdensome laws. But one archaic law will remain on the books as a middle-finger to the state's gay community.

The man behind the 2003 historic Supreme Court case decriminalizing “gay sex” and sodomy has passed away. Details after the jump.

We'll admit, we weren't 100 percent sure of Antigua's geographical location, but "injustice anywhere is injustice everywhere," right? Which is why the Attorney General Justin Simon's statements are cause for alarm. Details after the jump.

More and more states may be (thankfully) adding new, vital protections for members of the LGBT community on a nearly weekly basis, but let us not forget that not all is legal for the gay community. Including the very private things conservatives love to drag out in the public sphere: what you do in the bedroom.