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Members of faith-based religious organizations are objecting to covering birth control in employee health plans. They told a panel of federal judges last week that they should be treated like religions and not be required to even file papers saying they don't want to cover contraceptives. Little Sisters of the Poor is among those faith-based nonprofit organizations. The cases before the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals in Denver are the latest challenge in the birth-control mandate in the federal health care law. Mark Kellner explains why this case may end up before the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Arizona State University president Michael Crow has been credited with creating a new model for the American university. He sits down with Deseret News editor Paul Edwards to discuss the future of higher education and why billionaire Bill Gates is keeping an eye on Crow's school.
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The holidays seem to bring out the giving spirit in all of us. But there are people who are generous with their time and money all year round. As Debbie Dujanovic reports, scientists say the people of "good will" are reaping the benefits of better mental and physical health.
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Thousands of people will donate to food banks this holiday season through food drives at schools, churches, clubs, and drop-off centers. But what happens to these donations, and where exactly do they end up? The Deseret News National Edition follows a donation at a food bank in a New England suburb to investigate.
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Prison officials in Utah are trying something new at the women's facility. Debbie Dujanovic shows us how a woman trained to help people look their best is giving prison inmates a new vote of confidence.
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Helping people help themselves! An unassuming couple works quietly behind the scenes to serve thousands of people "needing a boost" in the Salt Lake Valley. They are the directors for the LDS Church's inner-city mission project.