The upcoming issue of Newsweek features a photo of President Barack Obama on the cover, calling him the "First Gay President" after he changed his stance on same-sex marriage.

Voters respond to gay marriage debate

Dozens of arts organizations in the Twin Cities are joining forces, trying to defeat the gay marriage amendment on the November ballot.

Fifty-three arts organizations are now endorsing the Minnesotans United for All Families campaign against the amendment.

Supporters include the Walker Art Cen0ter, the Hennepin Theatre Trust and the Guthrie Theater.

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The new Newsweek creates controversy with its description of President Obama. The man attacked during a brutal double homicide is released from the hospital. Gay marriage remains a hot issue around the country.

While the debate over gay marriage lingers, the election focus is shifting back to the economy as campaign teams for President Obama and Mitt Romney trade barbs. (May 14)

Sigue causando revuelo el apoyo del presidente Obama a los matrimonios gay. Muchos sermones tocaron el tema en iglesias locales

President Barack Obama's support for gay marriage is giving gay marriage supporters across the country a reason to be excited. One New York couple says those remarks were brave. (May 11)

The chamber will help lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered business owners network fellow business owners and connect the gay and straight business communities.

The president's support of same-sex marriage is forcing Indiana politicians to make their feelings known on the issue, and it's a problem for some Indiana Democrats. Same-sex marriage is not a winning issue in Indiana.

May 11th 2012, edition of Voice of the People.