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Updates | The Week of January 22, 2018

Derek Reinbold  //  1/28/18  //  Topic Update

The Senate confirmed Sam Brownback, former Kansas governor, as the American Ambassador-at-Large for Religious Freedom (WaPo).

HHS’s new religious freedom division constitutes a new attack on women’s health, writes Jamille Fields at The Hill.

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