USA: Wheaton forced to ditch health care
Wheaton College stopped providing health insurance for some students on 31 July, which will affect about 25% of the school’s 3,000 students, while still providing health care insurance for staff and faculty.
Amanda Casanova, Religion Today
Wheaton College is one of the dozens of Christian non-profits and businesses that have argued that the Affordable Care Act, which requires that insurance plans provide birth control, is against their religious beliefs.
