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President Barack Obama is applauding the Supreme court's decision to strike down the Defense of Marriage Act. Obama says the court "has righted a wrong, and our country is better off for it." 
  
 Obama says he has directed Attorney General Eric Holder to work with others in his administration to make sure federal law reflects the court's decision. 
  
 He also says that nothing in the decision changes how religious institutions define and consecrate marriage. 
  
 THIS IS A BREAKING NEWS UPDATE. Check back soon for further information. AP's earlier story is below. 
  
 President Barack Obama has telephoned his congratulations to the plaintiffs in a gay marriage case before the Supreme Court. 
  
 Obama telephoned gay rights advocate Chad Griffin, who had the couple in a California gay marriage case listen in. 
  
 The White House confirmed that Obama placed the call as he flew to Africa aboard Air Force One. ||||| The plaintiffs who challenged California's same-sex marriage ban before the Supreme Court were discussing the ruling during an appearance Wednesday on MSNBC when the interview was interrupted by a phone call. The caller? President Barack Obama. 
  
 The plaintiffs comprise two couples: Kris Perry and Sandy Stier and Jeff Zarrillo and Paul Katami. Initially, only Perry and Stier were participating in the interview when Human Rights Campaign President Chris Griffin appeared on camera holding a phone. 
  
 "The President's on the line from Air Force One," Griffin announced, putting the call on speaker phone. Zarrillo and Katami then joined the others on the set. 
  
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The four plaintiffs in the Prop 8 case got a call of congratulations from President Obama this morning, and the rest of us got to listen in because it happened on live TV. One of the couples in the case, Kris Perry and Sandy Stier, were being interviewed on MSNBC when Chris Griffin of the Human Rights Campaign appeared on camera with them to announce that Obama was calling from Air Force One, reports Talking Points Memo. "We're so proud of you guys," said the president, via speakerphone. Soon the other couple, Jeff Zarrillo and Paul Katami, arrived to listen in—and Obama even got an invite to the mens' wedding. Earlier, Obama pronounced that the court decision, which allows gay marriage to go forward in California, "has righted a wrong, and our country is better off for it," reports the AP.