Supreme Court weighs contraceptive issue in health law
The Supreme Court reconsiders the birth control mandate under the health law amid employer religious objections. About 40 for profit companies sue, arguing coverage violates beliefs. Justices may decide to hear the case after a private session with rulings expected by 1993.
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Prospects brighten in small budget deal
Washington scene reports optimism for a modest budget agreement next month to avert further automatic spending cuts. Leaders Paul Ryan and Patty Murray seek a $91 billion compromise between Senate and House positions while averting a shutdown and protecting core programs amid a toxic congressional climate. Murray plans a late November Capitol return to push talks forward.
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Obama defends Iran nuclear deal amid critic backlash
President Obama responded to critics by defending the weekend nuclear agreement with Iran. He said the U S cannot close the door on diplomacy and acknowledged obstacles but cited long term rewards if Iran engages with the global community. He spoke in San Francisco noting potential to reduce decades of mistrust.
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