Employer wins relief from U. S. contraceptives mandate
(Reuters) – A divided federal appeals court has temporarily barred the U. S. government from requiring an Illinois company to obtain insurance coverage for contraceptives, as mandated under the 2010 healthcare overhaul, after the owners objected on religious grounds. More than 40 lawsuits are challenging a requirement in the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act that requires most for-profit companies to offer workers insurance coverage for contraceptive drugs and devices and other birth control methods. Friday’s 2-1 order by a panel of the 7th U. S. . . .
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