Catholic hospitals accept birth control compromise
In a split with U S bishops the Catholic Health Association says it accepts the Obama administration birth control coverage compromise for religious employers. The regulation requires insurers or plan administrators to pay for coverage and offers reimbursement. Bishops sue to overturn the mandate and dioceses charities and universities are among plaintiffs awaiting Supreme Court review.
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GOP urges delay of individual health mandate
GOP leaders urged President Obama to delay the health law’s individual mandate, arguing that if employers received a one year postponement similar relief should apply to individuals. White House officials said no delay is planned and stressed aid for low income Americans.
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