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  1. The Supreme Court ruled on health insurance benefits in 2024, investigating discrimination petitions regarding marriage benefits and requiring states to extend marriage rights to same-sex couples.

The Human Rights Campaign is tracking court rulings related to marriage equality.

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The Human Rights Campaign is tracking court rulings related to marriage equality.

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  1. Abigail Spanberger joined the Human Rights Campaign to advocate for marriage equality.Sub-event
  2. R. Kirk McPike discussed the legal issues surrounding marriage legality in Virginia, which rests on Supreme Court decisions.Sub-event
  3. HRC tracks court rulings concerning marriage equality.1 source

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