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SCOTUS Takes Hobby Lobby Case

The US Supreme Court has ruled that corporations have the right of free speech, just like people. Today, it agreed to decide if they also have the right to religion. It's all about a provision of President Obama's Affordable Care Act. Greg Stohr is Supreme Court reporter for Bloomberg News .

By Warren Olney • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

The US Supreme Court has ruled that corporations have the right of free speech, just like people. Today, it agreed to decide if they also have the right to religion. It's all about a provision of President Obama's Affordable Care Act. Greg Stohr is Supreme Court reporter for Bloomberg News.

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SCOTUS Takes Hobby Lobby Case

The US Supreme Court has ruled that corporations have the right of free speech, just like people. Today, it agreed to decide if they also have the right to religion. It's all about a provision of President Obama's Affordable Care Act. Greg Stohr is Supreme Court reporter for Bloomberg News .

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To the Point

SCOTUS Takes Hobby Lobby Case

The US Supreme Court has ruled that corporations have the right of free speech, just like people. Today, it agreed to decide if they also have the right to religion. It's all about a provision of President Obama's Affordable Care Act. Greg Stohr is Supreme Court reporter for Bloomberg News .

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