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SCOTUS: Corporations are people
By CNN's Deena Zaru
The Supreme Court ruled Monday that for-profit corporations can be exempt from providing certain contraceptives to their employees if providing coverage for those products conflicts with the corporation’s religious beliefs.
The Court's opinion affirmed the principle that corporations are people and therefore like people, have constitutionally protected religious liberty.
The 5-4 decision against Obama’s contraceptive mandate not only presents legal obstacles for the mandate but also sets a significant precedent when it comes to the court’s understanding of religious freedom.
From the poor house to the White House
Do the Democrats' have a wealth dilemma? Liz Mair, Stephanie Cutter, Mattie Duppler and Neera Tanden with their take.
Lois Lerner receiving death threats
Lois Lerner's attorney tells Candy Crowley about the threats against his client's life connected to the IRS scandal.
Is the IRS fight a 'phony scandal?'
Liz Mair, Neera Tanden, Mattie Duppler, and Stephanie Cutter discuss the IRS scandal and its political implications.
Congress' awkward moment
Candy Crowley and the State of the Union panel caption the most awkward moment of the week... courtesy of Congress.
Intel Chair: Terror suspect is compliant, not cooperative
House Intel Chair Mike Rogers talks to Candy Crowley on the Benghazi suspect's arrival on U.S. soil and what intelligence has been gathered so far.
Lerner attorney: "It's convenient to have a demon"
Lois Lerner's attorney William Taylor III defends his client against GOP accusations of wrongdoing related to her lost emails.
Issa: Lerner "pivotal" to targeting conservative groups
Rep. Darrell Issa speaks to Candy Crowley about the ongoing investigation into the IRS' possible targeting of conservative groups.
Temporary relief for flood of children at U.S.-Mexico border
By CNN's Kylie Mohr
“This is a humanitarian crisis,” so says Jeanne-Aimee De Marrais of “Save the Children.” She is talking about the thousands of children flooding the U.S. border with Mexico.
“This is an unprecedented influx of unaccompanied children,” said Marrais, the director of domestic emergencies for Save the Children. “We aren’t aware of any other influx of kids, in this scope and scale, anywhere in the world. There’s not a manual of ‘how do you handle this?’”
Sunday on State of the Union
Chairman of the House Oversight Committee and a lead investigator of the IRS scandal, Congressman Darrell Issa (R-California) talks with Candy Crowley about the alleged crime, and the alleged cover-up.
What happened to Lois Lerner’s emails, and was she trying to investigate the ranking Republican on the Senate Judiciary Committee? Her attorney William Taylor joins us exclusively.
Congressman Mike Rogers (R-Michigan) on the crisis in Iraq and if Maliki’s Shiite government has been tracking and outing U.S. spies.
Plus, Stephanie Cutter, Neera Tanden, Liz Mair, and Mattie Duppler on children crossing the border, the Democrats’ wealth dilemma and the most awkward moment of the week.
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