Nation Divided by Gay Marriage Debate Across Courts and States
The article outlines a nation split between states recognizing gay marriages and those that do not, amid lawsuits and constitutional amendment efforts. It notes five liberal states considering same sex unions, while several states pursue bans or amendments, with a likely Supreme Court clash over cross state recognition.
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