Everyone who gave up their time to appear in the video and support the cause, including: Our celebrity supporters: Brian Cox, Alan Cumming, Lorraine Kelly, Sharleen Spiteri, Michelle McManus, Pat Kane, the Proclaimers, Hardeep Singh Kohli, Carol Smillie, Susan Calman, Melanie Masson, Horse McDonald...

In response to a wave of anti-transgender legislation in several states around the country, Delaware Gov. Jack Markell stands up for transgender equality and combats the misinformation and scare tactics being utilized by proponents of these discriminatory bills. Gov. Markell is the only sitting gove...

In less than a year as leader of the Catholic Church, Pope Francis is making waves in the church and outside of it.

Representative John Kriesel is one of four Republicans who voted their conscience instead of voting their party and opposed a constitutional amendment that would ban gay marriage in Minnesota. The state already does that by statute.

If the jewish exodus from Egypt took place in 2011 we would have Google, Yahoo, CNN, Facebook and Twitter and all other mass media involved.
This video provides a unique view of this biblical account.

Reporter Katie Razzall explores the changing British attitude to gay rights.

Neil Armstrong presents a Google moon video together with original footage taken from the Eagle module during his landing 20 July 1969. Captured from a webcast from the House Committee on Science, Space and Technology Hearing on NASA Human Spaceflight 22 Sep 2011.
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Yulin Kuang, a young passionate director, wanted to capture the love that was allowed to flourish after the ruling, and used Shakespeare’s beautiful Sonnet 116 beginning with “Let me not to the marriage of true minds admit impediments” to show 50 same-sex couples in 50 states winning at love in this

Vice President of Real Estate Dave Radcliffe and architects Thomas Heatherwick and Bjarke Ingels discuss our proposed Master Plan for our new campus in Mountain View, California. With our proposal, our focus is on creating space for people, nature and ideas to thrive.

National Geographic explorer Kevin McLean studies and documents little-known arboreal mammals by setting up video camera traps in neotropical forest canopies. On a recent trip to Panama, Kevin took his long-term boyfriend, Dan, on his first climb, where they both were in for a surprise.