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White House to host Pride celebration on June 29
Obama hosted Pride events in two previous years in office
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White House not worried about delay in ‘Don’t Ask’ repeal
Carney says 'process is moving' for open service
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Gates urged to certify ‘Don’t Ask’ repeal before retirement
SECDEF set to leave position at June's end
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Obama overlooks gay nominees in pick for commerce secretary
POTUS passes over Hochberg, Kolbe for position
3 CommentsGay, bi men remain key to HIV epidemic
After 30 years of AIDS, many breakthroughs but infection rates on the rise
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Boehner denies DOMA contract violates law
Dodges question on whether cost to defend DOMA will exceed $500K
2 CommentsNational news in brief: June 3
The administration chooses top defense advisers, Illinois Civil Unions begin, a trans woman's Texas marriage invalidated and a trans prom queen in Florida
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Illinois Civil Unions go into effect today
Law that guarantees same-sex couples in Illinois 648 benefits and privileges of opposite-sex unions goes into effect today; lines at County Clerk's office in Chicago out into the street.
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Obama issues Pride proclamation for 2011
Cites passage of 'Don't Ask' repeal and hate crimes legislation as achievements for LGBT people
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Carney: No updates on ENDA executive order, marriage
W.H. press sec'y unaware of discussion on directive against LGBT job bias
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