A small Catholic university sued the Obama administration Tuesday over the controversial order requiring that insurance companies cover birth control.

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Showing an enlarged photograph of the all-male panel at Rep. Darrell Issa’s committee hearing Thursday, a group of Democratic women senators took to the Senate floor today to protest the “assault on women,” for excluding a women’s perspective during the session on contraceptives. Read the Article>

Tempers flared on Capitol Hill on Thursday as lawmakers waded into an increasingly heated debate over the mandated coverage of contraceptives under the nation’s new health-care law. Read the Article>

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A Pew survey yesterday found the public is pretty evenly divided on the contraceptive coverage mandate. Forty-eight percent supported a total exemption for religious-affiliated employers that objected to providing coverage, while 44 percent opposed such a carve-out. Read the Article>

Opinion by Jonah Goldberg

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It wasn't a retreat. Nor was it a compromise. It was an "accommodation." That's how the White House spun President Obama's attempt last week to tamp down the political brush fire that had erupted over requiring all health insurance plans — including those offered by Roman Catholic universities and hospitals — to include free birth control for women. Read the Article>

The debate over President Barack Obama’s policy on contraceptive coverage is likely to persist, with the two sides struggling to frame the issue as either one over access to birth control or of religious freedom.

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Opinion by Sarah Kliff

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