Amazon offers term time working to their employees, like Anton,

who's home to look after his daughters during their holidays.

Hello!

To him, this is the best sound in the world.

Actually, maybe that's the best sound of all.

Now that's term time working.

Offered at Amazon.

Ten weeks off guaranteed per year.

Mix of paid holiday and unpaid time off.

Conditions apply.

From the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal, this is Potomac Watch. The Supreme Court hears two big

cases this week, one on whether religious parents have a First Amendment right to opt out of

gender storybooks in public elementary schools, and another on the Obamacare Task Force that

decides what preventative care must be free for patients.

Welcome, I'm Kyle Peterson with the Wall Street Journal.

We're joined today by my colleagues, editorial board member Colin Levy, and columnist Alicia Finley.

The First Amendment guarantees citizens free exercise of religion.

But does that mean a right to accommodations in public school curriculum?

That was the question for the Supreme Court on Tuesday in a case called Mahmoudvi Taylor.

This is a lawsuit brought by Muslim, Catholic, and Ukrainian Orthodox parents in Montgomery County, Maryland,

to want to opt out of new storybooks on gender and gay relationships that the school board has

added to the elementary reading program. Maryland County says that it added these books

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