The surprising rise of gay comic book characters: A visual history
May 24, 2012, at 7:53 AMX-Men mutant Northstar became the first openly gay superhero in 1992. Now, DC Comics will out one of its 'major iconic characters.' (Is it you, Aquaman?)
X-Men mutant Northstar became the first openly gay superhero in 1992. Now, DC Comics will out one of its 'major iconic characters.' (Is it you, Aquaman?)
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The libertarian congressman was a long shot to win the presidency, but throughout his long career he has succeeded in shaping the modern Republican Party
"Change" worked for President Obama in 2008. Now he's trying "Forward." What catchphrases have other candidates used to win the White House?
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The president's 2008 campaign was filled with plenty of star power, but celebrity endorsements are a little harder to come by in 2012
Obama is catching grief for an unguarded remark to Dmitry Medvedev. But plenty of world leaders have goofed up by failing to ask, "Is this thing on?"
The ex-president best known for the Watergate scandal and profanity-laced recordings was once a simple California boy courting the girl of his dreams
Americans have different ways of supporting their preferred presidential candidates — some more fashion forward than others
Japan on Sunday commemorated one of the greatest disasters in its history — and reflected on a 'heartbreaking' 12 months of recovery
Photos of children protesting President Bashar al-Assad's bloody reign reveal the most vulnerable side of a defiant Syria
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