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Congressional negotiators sealed agreement Tuesday night on sweeping spending legislation that boosts housing and heating subsidies but curbs President Barack Obama's requests for aid to Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Morning all. The Washington Blade, what legendary activist Frank Kameny calls 'the voice of record for the gay community,' is closed---temporarily, all hope.
The D.C. Board of Elections and Ethics on Tuesday denied a petition to put a ballot initiative before city voters that would define marriage as between a man and a woman. The decision came the same day the D.C. Council scheduled a Dec. 1 initial vote on a bill to legalize same-sex marriage. The two-member elections board said it could not accept the Marriage Initiative of 2009, filed by the ...
A measure to let voters decide whether to ban same-sex marriages in the District of Columbia cannot go on the ballot because it would violate a city human-rights law that prohibits discrimination, the Board of Elections and Ethics ruled Tuesday.
The Board of Elections and Ethics ruled a same-sex marriage ban measure would not be put on the ballot.
WASHINGTON - A measure to let voters decide whether to ban same-sex marriages in the District of Columbia cannot go on the ballot because it would violate a city human rights...
A measure to let voters decide whether to ban same-sex marriages in D.C. cannot go on the ballot because it would violate a...
Congressional negotiators sealed agreement Tuesday night on sweeping spending legislation that boosts housing and heating subsidies but curbs President Barack Obama's requests for aid to Afghanistan and Pakistan.
WASHINGTON - Congressional negotiators sealed agreement Tuesday night on sweeping spending legislation that boosts housing and heating subsidies but curbs President Barack Obama's requests for aid to Afghanistan and Pakistan.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Congressional negotiators sealed agreement Tuesday night on sweeping spending legislation that boosts housing and heating subsidies but curbs President Barack Obama's requests for aid to Afghanistan and Pakistan.
WASHINGTON (AP) - Congressional negotiators sealed agreement Tuesday night on sweeping spending legislation that boosts housing and heating subsidies but curbs President Barack Obama's requests for aid to Afghanistan and Pakistan. The move comes as lawmakers wrapped the budgets of nine Cabinet agencies into a $1.1 trillion spending bill they hope to complete before a stopgap measure expires Dec ...
