Hillary Clinton's announcement that she supports gay marriage is now fueling speculation that she might run for president again in 2016. NBC's Kristen Welker reports. (Nightly News)
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Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was featured in a human rights campaign ad, showing her support for marriage equality. NBC's Mark Murray reports. (msnbc)
Prominent Republicans have signed a brief supporting the Supreme Court challenge to California's Proposition 8, which banned same-sex marriage. NBC's Andrea Mitchell reports. (Nightly News)
Prominent Ohio conservative Senator Rob Portman, once considered for Mitt Romney's running mate, is speaking out about gay marriage in support of his son, who is gay, just as Romney gets set to give his first public speech since the election today. NBC's Peter Alexander reports. (TODAY)
When a man got down on bended knee in Laguna Beach, Calif., to ask his girlfriend to be his wife, a huge wave came crashing over them! (Once they managed to laugh it off and got back on their feet, she did say yes.) (TODAY)
A Virginia couple tied the knot aboard the appropriately-named "love float" during the Tournament of Roses Parade in California. Meanwhile, Army Sgt. First Class Eric Pazz, who's deployed to Afghanistan, stepped off the float he was riding on to surprise his family. NBC's Willie Geist reports. (TODAY)
Gay marriage in Maryland was among hundreds of laws ushered in along with the new year. Others include an increase to the federal minimum wage and new restrictions on the use of social media. NBC's Pete Williams reports. (Nightly News)
Maine began issuing same-sex marriage licenses on Saturday after voters approved the measure in November. Marc Solomon of Freedom to Marry joins MSNBC to discuss the event. (msnbc)
Over 20 years ago, Trevor Webb, then a sixth grader, wrote a letter to his crush. The relationship was short and ended two weeks later. "I remember it like it was yesterday, because she was my first love and my first heartbreak," said Webb. Little did the young couple know that the love letter was only the beginning. NBC'S Thanh Truong reports. (TODAY)
The Supreme Court will take its first serious look at same-sex marriages. The justices will consider if the federal government can refuse to recognize them in states where they're legal, and what's to become of them in California. NBC's Pete Williams reports. (TODAY)