As a Christian college in Western Pennsylvania faces a deadline for committing to a student health-insurance plan for the coming academic year, a federal judge has agreed to revive its case challenging Obamacare.
Like many other organizations with a strong religious bent, Geneva College, in Beaver Falls, Pa., had sued the Obama administration after the passage of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act because it objects to the statute’s mandate requiring the coverage of certain types of contraception by health insurance plans.
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