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Supreme Court rules employers can opt out of Obamacare’s birth control mandate
The Supreme Court ruled on two major cases today involving religious freedom. One ruling upheld a Trump administration regulation that lets employers out of the Affordable Care Act’s birth control mandate for religious reasons.
The Supreme Court ruled on two major cases today involving religious freedom. One ruling upheld a Trump administration regulation that lets employers out of the Affordable Care Act’s birth control mandate for religious reasons. In another case, the court ruled that federal employment discrimination laws don’t apply to religion teachers at schools run by churches.
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