What would you say if I told you that I know your bra size? Who you voted for? What your favorite brand of cereal is? How much you spend on booze? You'd think I was "Big Brother," right?
The U.S. Supreme Court hears oral arguments Tuesday morning for a case stemming from a California law that tries to force pro-life pregnancy centers to tell clients where they can get an abortion.
State officials in California claim pregnancy centers run by volunteers are commercial entities, and that it's therefore all right to regulate them by forcing them to fork over information about the competition – in this case, abortion clinics.
