Kentucky’s Attorney General Explains Why He Won’t Defend Gay-Marriage Ban
“I know where history is going on this,” Jack Conway told TIME
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Gay Marriage Rulings Could Ripple Across the South
And back to the Supreme Court
Kentucky Judge Turns Gay Marriage Tide in the South
Ruling finds ‘Kentucky’s laws treat gay and lesbian persons differently in a way that demeans them’
In Court Victories for Gay Marriage, Signs of the Longer War to Come
While Wednesday’s Supreme Court rulings won federal recognition for same-sex couples and will allow them to marry in California, a majority of states still ban the practice
Maker’s Mark Waters Down Its Whiskey, and Anger Rises
The pioneering distillery is lowering the alcohol content of its bourbon in a bid to keep up with surging demand. But will it turn off the very drinkers who made it successful?
The Supreme Court Takes Up Gay Marriage: It Can Make History—or Punt
“Standing” is a legal concept that may come into play as the high court hears arguments in March. And it may limit the effect the justices have on one of the fastest moving civil rights campaigns in U.S. history