A state judge in Albany has upheld a regulation promulgated by the Cuomo administration that mandates health insurance companies in New York provide coverage for abortions without any cost-sharing requirements, such as co-pays or deductibles.

The litigation, which is the culmination of two different lawsuits, was brought by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Albany and other church-affiliated organizations, who claimed the state Department of Financial Services exceeded its statutory authority when the rule was created.

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