Top court in France upholds gay marriage ban

Here's one way we really don't want to be like the French:

The French constitutional court on Friday upheld the country's gay marriage ban, saying it was in keeping with the constitution.

The court made the ruling in response to a bid by a lesbian couple, who have four children, to marry after spending 10 years in a PACS, or civil union.

Any change will have to go through Parliament now.