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Conservative victories at the Supreme Court.

I'm Barbara Bogave sitting in for Warren Alney, and this is To the Point from Public Radio International,

a daily look at the issues Americans care about most.

After some notable nine to zero decisions this year, the nation's highest court closed out its term with two big rulings that were anything but unanimous.

Today, it was all about a familiar five to four split with a conservative majority.

Supporters of religious freedom, one big.

The justice has ruled private companies can seek a religious exemption from providing birth control under the Affordable Care Act.

Does this boost to corporate personhood come at the expense of women's health?

Also in the winners column, public sector workers who want to opt out of unions.

We'll check the health of organized labor.

On today's talking point, the ethics of Facebook treating users like lab rats.

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We're back with To The Point on Barbara Bove in for Warren Alney.

Just ahead, Labor took a blow today in one Supreme Court decision involving union dues.

We'll hear how this narrow ruling might have broad implications for the future of unions and workers' rights.

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