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Colorado Nightclub Shooter Faces Murder, Possible Hate Crime Charges
A Colorado man was facing murder and potential hate crime charges on Monday after a shooting rampage at an LGBTQ nightclub, as a US Army veteran recounted how he "went into combat mode" to quickly subdue the gunman.
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US Senate Confirms Army's First Openly Gay Civilian Leader
The US Senate on Tuesday unanimously confirmed America's first ever openly gay official to be the secretary of the Army.
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Barack Obama Nominates First Openly Gay US Army Secretary
US President Barack Obama nominated Eric Fanning as Army secretary on Friday in a move that if confirmed by the Senate would make him the first openly gay person to serve in that role.
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US Gay Marriage Ruling Unleashes Debate in Russia
The US Supreme Court's move to legalize gay marriages triggered heated debate in Russia today, with one MP saying Facebook should be blocked while a senator urged the adoption of the US army's "don't ask, don't tell" policy.
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'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' is history
Now it can be told: A prominent gay rights advocate who called himself J D Smith is in fact 1st Lt Josh Seefried, a 25-year-old active-duty Air Force officer. At 12:01 am on Tuesday, he dropped the pseudonym, freed from keeping his sexual orientation secret like an estimated tens of thousands of others in the United States military
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US army accepting gay applicants, but there's a catch
The US military is now accepting gay recruits in the armed forces, a spokeswoman has said after a federal judge struck down a ban on homosexuals serving openly in uniform.But the military will tell potential recruits that a law barring openly gay members -- known as "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" -- could still be reinstated depending on the outcome of pe...
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Lady Gaga asks US senate to end anti-homosexual army policy
Lady Gaga has spoken out against the 'Don't ask, Don't tell' US legislation which forces gay and lesbian servicemen and women to live in secrecy.
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Dutch fuming at retired US general's gays comment
The Dutch prime minister denounced as "irresponsible" a claim by a retired US general that gay Dutch soldiers were partly to blame for allowing Europe's worst massacre since World War II on Friday.
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Colorado Nightclub Shooter Faces Murder, Possible Hate Crime Charges
A Colorado man was facing murder and potential hate crime charges on Monday after a shooting rampage at an LGBTQ nightclub, as a US Army veteran recounted how he "went into combat mode" to quickly subdue the gunman.
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US Senate Confirms Army's First Openly Gay Civilian Leader
The US Senate on Tuesday unanimously confirmed America's first ever openly gay official to be the secretary of the Army.
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Barack Obama Nominates First Openly Gay US Army Secretary
US President Barack Obama nominated Eric Fanning as Army secretary on Friday in a move that if confirmed by the Senate would make him the first openly gay person to serve in that role.
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US Gay Marriage Ruling Unleashes Debate in Russia
The US Supreme Court's move to legalize gay marriages triggered heated debate in Russia today, with one MP saying Facebook should be blocked while a senator urged the adoption of the US army's "don't ask, don't tell" policy.
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'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' is history
Now it can be told: A prominent gay rights advocate who called himself J D Smith is in fact 1st Lt Josh Seefried, a 25-year-old active-duty Air Force officer. At 12:01 am on Tuesday, he dropped the pseudonym, freed from keeping his sexual orientation secret like an estimated tens of thousands of others in the United States military
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US army accepting gay applicants, but there's a catch
The US military is now accepting gay recruits in the armed forces, a spokeswoman has said after a federal judge struck down a ban on homosexuals serving openly in uniform.But the military will tell potential recruits that a law barring openly gay members -- known as "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" -- could still be reinstated depending on the outcome of pe...
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Lady Gaga asks US senate to end anti-homosexual army policy
Lady Gaga has spoken out against the 'Don't ask, Don't tell' US legislation which forces gay and lesbian servicemen and women to live in secrecy.
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Dutch fuming at retired US general's gays comment
The Dutch prime minister denounced as "irresponsible" a claim by a retired US general that gay Dutch soldiers were partly to blame for allowing Europe's worst massacre since World War II on Friday.
