WASHINGTON Monday's Supreme Court decision enabling some private companies to opt out of the federal health law's contraception coverage requirements ignited partisan dueling over not just the 2010 health care law but over a 1993 religious freedom law cited in the decision.
The high court's decision in the Hobby Lobby case refocused attention on the Religious Freedom Restoration Act that passed Congress overwhelmingly in 1993 with the support of some lawmakers still serving in both the House and Senate. The statute...
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