The Daily Caller

The Marines should be exempt from any effort to repeal ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell.’

President doubles down on opposition to gay marriage, but says his views could ‘evolve’

President Obama invited 5 liberal bloggers to the White House Wednesday for a chat. Here’s what they said.

A former soldier says that “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” should remain in place.

Judge reverses ban on ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’

Lt. Dan Choi, who applied to re-enlist, expressed his dismay with the administration Wednesday

The ruling ordered an end to all discharge proceedings under “don’t ask, don’t tell,” but did not prohibit the military from crafting a new policy

The former president is speaking out saying the former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff misrepresented the impact of ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’

Lady Gaga encourages senator to promote DADT repeal via Twitter

Democrats are at least one vote short of the 60 needed to block a GOP filibuster

The eccentric pop star was flanked by four ex-servicemen who were all discharged or left the military as the result of the policy

Thursday’s ruling came in a case filed in 2004 by the Log Cabin Republicans

The Pentagon responded vehemently against an allegation that the military could segregate homosexual and heterosexual servicemembers

I’m just a simple Marine grunt that’s fought in a couple of wars. I don’t pretend to be an expert, but I sure don’t like it when my national security is traded away to build liberal campaign slush funds

Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff prefers Congress wait on repealing the ban of gays openly serving in the military, until the Pentagon finishes studying how to implement the change

As a veteran of the Iraq campaign, I can attest the DADT policy remains a hindrance to servicemember integrity, readiness, security and is a waste of tax revenues

Numerous obstacles still remain, including an explicit threat from multiple House Republicans that they’ll filibuster the legislation

GOP threatens to vote against defense bill if it contains ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ repeal

Solicitor General Elena Kagan, a possible Obama Supreme Court nominee, is being looked at for her decision to stop military recruiters from being on campus