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In less than twenty-four hours, Massachusetts voters will start heading to the polls to decide who will fill the seat vacated by the late Senator Ted Kennedy. Attorney General Martha Coakley, a Democrat, is facing Republican State Senator Scott...
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It probably goes without saying that if people spent half as much time on their own, actual marriages as they do pontificating on who should or should not marry, there'd be a lot less divorce in this country. But as history has shown, such stinging...
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Wednesday, November 4, 2009 - 1:52pm By Chris Hall
Last night's elections were a mixture of defeat and victory for LGBT issues across the country. The biggest disappointment of course, was the passage of Question 1 in Maine, which reversed legislation passed this May legalizing same-sex marriage....
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Bradfield is one of the most affluent, conservative districts in all of Australia, but it may soon have a fire-breathing pole dancing instructior as its representative in Parliament. Zahra Stardust, nee Marianna Leishman, announced her...
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Some men in the African nation of Gabon are threatening to pull a page out of Lysistrata to make a (somewhat perplexing) political point. As the country approaches a highly controversial election to select the successor to Omar Bongo, who was...
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Canada has a Sex Party. Not one of those often-mundane events filled with naked people, but the political kind. Founded in 2005, the party has a platform dedicated to "develop[ing] a sex-positive culture," which includes radical planks such as...