Shunned for supporting natural marriage, former Mozilla CEO is back with new browser
Brendan Eich has created Brave, a faster, ad-free Internet browser.
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Articles tagged Proposition 8
Inmates in California’s 33 prisons may “marry” their same sex lovers
The only catch? At least for now, due to “security concerns,” prisoners cannot marry each other.
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California Supreme Court denies petition to stop distribution of gay ‘marriage’ licenses
San Diego County Clerk Ernest Dronenburg only sought legal clarification of his job – but received bitter backlash.
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Cal. clerk sues to block order forcing him to issue marriage certificates to same-sex couples
San Diego County Clerk Ernest Dronenburg’s lawyers told the high court their client is “caught in the crossfire of a legal struggle over the definition of marriage.”
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After SCOTUS setback, Prop. 8 supporters ask California Supreme Court to uphold the law
ADF’s attorneys argued that because the U.S. Court did not rule on the amendment’s constitutionality, and the original district court ruling didn’t apply to the entire state, county clerks should honor the state constitution and continue to refuse marriage permits to same-sex couples.
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The Supreme Court’s marriage decisions by the numbers
The marriage debate is every bit as live today as it was yesterday morning, in all 50 states.
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‘The Roe v. Wade of marriage’: pro-family advocates respond
The High Court's twin decisions on marriage represent “a national experiment in social reconstruction at the expense of our children's futures.”
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Pro-family leaders: Expect ‘persecution from the government’ over gay ‘marriage’
“The Court has declared open season on religious and social conservatives and their institution,” wrote Rod Dreher.
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Nancy Pelosi: ‘Thank God’ for gay ‘marriage’ rulings
“I’ll be devastated if it’s anything other than” repeal, the Catholic Congresswoman said.
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Supreme Court paves the way for homosexual ‘marriages’ in California in Prop 8 decision
By a 5-4 margin, the Supreme Court justices ruled that the people of California have no standing to defend a measure they supported.
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