Gay couples in Guam start applying for marriage licenses

HAGATNA, Guam (AP) -- Two lesbian couples are among the first gay couples seeking to get married in Guam.

A federal judge on Friday struck down Guam's prohibition on same-sex marriage, making it the first U.S. territory to legalize same-sex marriages.

Couples on Tuesday morning local time lined up at the Office of Vital Statistics, where marriage licenses are issued. Among them were 28-year-old Loretta M. Pangelinan and 29-year-old Kathleen M. Aguero, whose lawsuit led to the court's decision.

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Target Openly Supports Gay Marriage in Legal Brief

Target announced its support for gay marriage Tuesday by signing onto an amicus brief in a case before a federal appeals court, after years of criticism for its neutrality on the issue.