Curtis Tate

Last week, lawmakers in Congress approved a bill that keeps highway and transit spending at current levels for the next two years, but there was a catch: They came …

By: Curtis Tate ,; McClatchyNewspapers

July 3, 2012

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Federal Ban on Job Bias Still Eludes Gay Rights Groups

WASHINGTON — Gay rights activists have made significant strides in recent years on marriage and military service, but one longstanding policy goal remains elusive: a federal law to ban …

By: Curtis Tate ,; McClatchyNewspapers

June 11, 2012

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Year Shapes Up to Be Big One for Both Sides of Gay Marriage Battle

Supporters of gay marriage watch President Barack Obama's interview with Robin Roberts of ABC News at the Human Rights Campaign Headquarters in Washington, May 9, 2012. (Photo: Doug Mills …

By: Curtis Tate ,; McClatchyNewspapers

May 10, 2012

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Pentagon Says Chaplains May Perform Gay Weddings

Washington - The Defense Department issued new guidelines Friday that allow military chaplains to officiate at same-sex weddings, on or off military installations, in states where such weddings are …

By: Curtis Tate ,

October 1, 2011

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As Obama Pitches Jobs Bill, Voters Aren’t Pressing Congress

Washington - Since he announced his job-creation plan last week in a nationally televised address at a joint session of Congress, President Barack Obama has hit the road, using …

By: Curtis Tate &; Lesley Clark ,

September 15, 2011

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House GOP Proposes Deep Cuts to Highway, Transit Funding

A six-year transportation funding bill that Republicans in the House of Representatives outlined Thursday would sharply cut highway and transit funding and seek to curb Amtrak and high-speed rail …

By: Curtis Tate &; Daniel Lippman ,; McClatchyNewspapers

July 8, 2011

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