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  Jul 2, 2014

  Analysis: 3 Myths About the Supreme Court's Hobby Lobby Decision

  The U.S. Supreme Court's recent decision to strike down the "Obamacare" birth control mandate for closely held corporations with religious objections led some media organizations to make mythical claims that the decision will cause horrible outcomes. Here are three of those myths.

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  Jul 1, 2014

  What the Hobby Lobby Decision Means for the Little Sisters of the Poor

  While the U.S. Supreme Court has provided Hobby Lobby an exemption from parts of the "Obamacare" birth control mandate that violate the owners religious beliefs, other lawsuits over the mandate, such as the one by the Little Sisters of the Poor, involve a slightly different legal question. What does the Court's Hobby Lobby decision say about those cases?

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  Jun 30, 2014

  Analysis: 3 Reasons Hobby Lobby Won

  The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday that two Christian-owned businesses, Hobby Lobby and Conestoga Wood Specialties, do not have to comply with parts of the "Obamacare" birth control mandate that violate the owners' sincere religious beliefs. Here are three reasons for that decision, according to the majority opinion written by Justice Samuel Alito.

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  Jun 27, 2014

  Conservatives and Liberals Together Have 'Conspiracy Against Poor People,' AEI Prez Arthur Brooks Says

  Liberals talk about poverty but have bad policies while conservatives avoid the issue of poverty. This adds up to a "conspiracy against poor people," Arthur Brooks, president of the American Enterprise Institute, told The Christian Post on Monday.

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  Jun 27, 2014

  Adoptive Families Separated From Their Congolese Children Pressure Congress for Help

  Close to 800 children in the Democratic Republic of Congo are being blocked from uniting with their adoptive families in America. About 60 of those families met with members of Congress this week, asking them to pressure the U.S. State Department to get more involved.

• Jun 26, 2014

  Unanimous Supreme Court Calls Law Restricting Pro-Lifers 'Extreme'

  In a strongly worded unanimous U.S. Supreme Court opinion in McCullen vs. Coakley, a Massachusetts law aimed at pro-life activists seeking to counsel women seeking an abortion was struck down due to its "truly exceptional" and "extreme" approach to limiting free speech.

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  Jun 26, 2014

  Faith Group Leaders to Obama: Protect Religious Freedom in LGBT Workplace Discrimination Order

  A group of about 140 religious leaders and religious freedom advocates signed a letter to President Barack Obama asking him to include an exemption for faith-based groups in his pending executive order protecting LGBT government contract workers from discrimination.

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  Jun 25, 2014

  PCUSA Congressman Protests Gay Marriage, Israel Divestment Decisions, on House Floor

  Rep. Frank Wolf (R-Va.) spoke on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives Tuesday to express disappointment in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), a denomination to which he belongs, for its recent decisions to bless same-sex marriages in states where it is legal, and to divest from three American companies whose products are sold to Israel.

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  Jun 24, 2014

  IRS to Pay $50,000 to National Organization for Marriage for Leaking Confidential Information to Human Rights Campaign

  The Internal Revenue Service will pay $50,000 to the National Organization for Marriage due to the leaking of its confidential tax documents to the Human Rights Campaign.

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  Jun 24, 2014

  Can Churches Legally Get Involved in Politics? (Video Interview)

  The U.S. Constitution protects churches that speak out on political issues, Matt Barber, vice president of Liberty Counsel Action, told The Christian Post.