NEW YORK (Reuters) - Most adults in developed countries favor gay marriage or some type of legal recognition for same-sex couples and think they should be able to adopt children, according to an international poll released on Tuesday.Full story
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A police officer keeps watch outside the Supreme Court in Washington, Monday, June 17, 2013. With a week remaining in the current Supreme Court term, several major cases are still outstanding that could have widespread political impact on same-sex marriage, voting rights, and affirmative action. (AP
A Gay marriage supporter holds a placard at the US Supreme Court on March 27, 2013 in Washington, DC. The Supreme Court, for the first time, takes up the delicate and divisive issue of gay marriage when the nine justices consider the legality of a California ballot initiative that limits marriage t
Evangelical Christians participate in the "March For Family" demonstration against gay marriage and abortion, in front of the National Congress in Brasilia June 5, 2013. The rise of evangelical Christians as a conservative political force in Latin America's largest nation has put the ruling Workers'
Pastor Silas Malafaia, leader of the evangelical church in Brazil, speaks at the "March For Family" demonstration against gay marriage and abortion, in front of the National Congress in Brasilia June 5, 2013. When televangelist Silas Malafaia gathered 40,000 followers outside Brazil's Congress this
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