–Protests across Russia lead to more than sixty arrests.
-A same-sex marriage ban fails in El Salvador.
-The US Justice Department extends additional federal rights to married same-sex couples.
-Ireland prepares a marriage equality referendum for the 2015 ballot.
-A college football star may become the NFL’s first openly gay player.
-Nevada’s Governor and Attorney General withdraw their support for the state’s marriage ban.
-The Kansas House passes a pro-discrimination bill.
-A federal judge rules that Kentucky must recognize same-sex marriages performed elsewhere.
-The Idaho Supreme Court rules that gay couples have the same adoption rights as anyone else.
-Russia announces that prospective parents in countries with marriage equality will no longer be allowed to adopt Russian children.
-A gay Republican candidate features his partner in a campaign ad.
-Indiana voters will not vote on a marriage ban in 2014.
-A British pro footballer comes out of the closet.
-A federal judge declares that Virginia’s marriage ban is unconstitutional.