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Of nuns who may be forced >> another blow to donald trump's attempt to rollback certain obama care regulations, this one involves contraception and employers including group of nuns who may be forced to pay for despite their deeply held religious objections, a federal judge issued a nationwide injunction against donald trump's policy that would allow employers to opt out of mandatory birth control coverage they pay for for women allowing employers to opt out based on religious or moral objections such as little sisters of the poor, planned parenthood says the trump policy is so broadly written...
Of nuns who may be forced to pay for it despite their deeply held religious objections. late today, pennsylvania district court federal judge issued a nationwide injunction against president trump's policy that would allow some employers to opt out of mandatory birth control coverage, which they pay for for women. the rule would have allowed them to opt out based on religious or moral objections. if such is little sisters of the poor. so broadly written, it could apply to corporations and owned companies who might use the loophole to avoid paying for coverage. ♪ >> shannon: time now for toni...