EDGE Los Angeles

Will the party of Lincoln come to its sense, or will it sink into crotchety senescence? Post-election, the question remains.

Minnesota made history by voting against a constitutional amendment that would have excluded same-sex couples from marriage, and rejected lawmakers who advanced the amendment.

A Democratic state representative from Minnesota was under a police investigation for "suspicious activity" that occurred in an interstate public bathroom, reportedly with a 17-year-old male he met through Craig’s List.

Sunday school students from a Minnesota church raised money to support gay marriage in the state by setting up an old fashioned lemonade stand. Conservatives are not amused.

Fortune 500 giant corporations have steadily become so outspoken in favor of gay marriage that the National Organization for Marriage, in a tacit surrender, is begging them only to be neutral.

A 21-year-old gay man from northern Minnesota says he was attacked at a graduation party because he is gay but another attendee says he was attacked for stealing alcohol.

The Catholic Church raised $750,000 in 2011 to back an amendment to the Minnesota constitution that bands gay marriage. Additionally, several anti-gay organizations raised large sums of money to support the same cause.

Teachers from Minnesota’s largest school district debate about the current LGBT policy that forces them to remain neutral on the LGBT subjects as well as a proposed policy that prohibits them from discussing the topic as well.

A survey at the Minnesota State Fair revealed that two-thirds of that state’s public are opposed to a ballot initiative to amend the state constitution in an anti-gay manner.

Even though the Anoka-Hennepin school district in Minnesota faces two lawsuits over anti-gay bullying, a parents’ group insists that a so-called "neutrality policy" regarding GLBT issues has served the district well.