Supreme Court sets April 29 hearing for Obamacare birth control case

By Kimberly Leonard

Published February 21, 2020 7:08pm ET

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Supreme Court sets April 29 hearing for Obamacare birth control case — The Supreme Court will weigh the future of Obamacare’s birth control mandate on April 29. Justices will consider whether employers can deny birth control coverage to their workers because of religious or moral objections to the products. The Trump administration allowed such exemptions for employers, loosening a rule the Obama administration had put in place […]

The Supreme Court will weigh the future of Obamacare’s birth control mandate on April 29.

Justices will consider whether employers can deny birth control coverage to their workers because of religious or moral objections to the products. The Trump administration allowed such exemptions for employers, loosening a rule the Obama administration had put in place as part of Obamacare.

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