Gay Troops Sit Tight While Courts Debate 'Don't Ask'

After a week of legal maneuvers, it's not entirely clear whether the Pentagon's "don't ask, don't tell" policy is dead or alive. The law bars openly gay people from serving in the military. A federal judge this week issued an injunction barring the Pentagon from enforcing the law; the Justice Department has asked another court to reverse the injunction. Where does that leave things?

Ana Ivanovi Ana Paula Lemes Ananda Lewis