Pride Month is the perfect time to rally up your friends in opposition of same-sex marriage and march in Washington D.C. At the National Organization for Marriage’s second March for Marriage, a feeble number of people voiced their opinions that marriage should be exclusively between a man and a woman.

AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — A national anti-gay marriage group that helped defeat a same-sex marriage law in 2009 in Maine could face more than $50,000 in fines for violating campaign finance laws.

PORTLAND, Ore. - A federal appeals court has dismissed the National Organization for Marriage's effort to appeal an Oregon court ruling that allows same sex marriage.

(EDGE) Amid a year where his organization has seen withering donations, a humiliating "free speech bus tour," and a rally in Washington that failed to draw triple digits in attendees, Brian Brown of the National Organization for Marriage (NOM) will do anything for a little love these days.

The president of a hedge fund contributed $1.25 million to the National Organization for Marriage's efforts to defeat Maine's gay marriage law in 2009, providing more than half of national anti-gay marriage group's donations during the campaign, according to a campaign disclosure report.

How does 2,000 become 10,000?

Anti-gay National Organization for Marriage has created a group to make their homophobia go global.

AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — Maine's highest court on Tuesday rejected a national anti-gay marriage group's latest bid to shield the identities of the donors who contributed to its effort to defeat the state's gay marriage law in 2009.

Maine’s ethics panel on Wednesday fined a national anti-gay marriage group more than $50,000 and ordered it to file a campaign finance report that would reveal the donors behind the 2009 repeal of the state’s gay marriage law after finding that it violating Maine’s campaign finance laws.

The leader of the National Organization for Marriage, a group hell bent on banning marriage equality in the U.S., said in an interview with the Guardian this week that his group will never go away -- even if the Supreme Court rules in favor of same-sex marriage.

In a field of largely anti-gay presidential hopefuls vying for the Republican party nomination in 2016, Ted Cruz may just be leading the pack.