The case involves a web designer who says she doesn't want to create websites celebrating same-sex marriages. The question for the court is, can the government require an expressive business open to the public to take all comers? Or can you have claims of religious conviction or conscience overcome a state law prohibiting discrimination? In a way, it's a do-over of the cake case.

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