Supreme Court Weighs Trump Administration's Limits On Birth Control

The Trump administration allowed more employers to opt out of providing free birth control coverage due to religious or moral objections. This led to legal challenges, notably from Pennsylvania and New Jersey, arguing that states would bear the cost of coverage. The Supreme Court, with its conservative majority, heard the case, marking the third time it addressed the contraceptive mandate. The decision is expected in June.

What impact did the federal appeals court's decision have on the implementation of the Trump administration's rules?

What role did the Little Sisters of the Poor play in the legal challenges against the contraceptive mandate?