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Customs agents seized thousands of years-old tablets imported by owners of the Christian chain of craft stores and intended for the $800m Museum of the Bible hobby Lobby became a household name in June 2014 when the US supreme court ruled in their favor in The family that owns hobby Lobby, the Oklahoma-based Christian company that became a household name after winning a landmark Supreme Court case last year, is under investigation for illegally importing religious artifacts. Brian Hardzinski reports for NPR But the late CEO Steve Jobs famously said the box was a "hobby," not core to Apple's mission like iPhones and Macintoshes. Under Jobs' successor Tim Cook, the little black box has graduated. It is "absolutely" more than a hobby for Apple now, Senior Vice The founders of Hobby Lobby, the Oklahoma-based Christian chain of retail arts and crafts stores, is reportedly under federal investigated for allegedly attempting to import illegal ancient artifacts from Iraq. A 2011 shipment of between 200 and 300 small Federal authorities are investigating whether the owners of Hobby Lobby illegally imported stolen artifacts for their planned Museum of the Bible. U.S. Customs agents seized up to 300 small clay tablets shipped from Israel in 2011 to the Christian business Hobby Lobby Stores Inc. says it is cooperating with a federal investigation involving ancient clay tablets from Iraq for the planned Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C. Steve Green The Oklahoma City company confirmed there was an ongoing investigation .

Hobby Lobby, the craft store with strong opinions about birth control, is currently being investigated by the feds. Why? Well, it looks like there may have been some questionable decisions made regarding some artifacts from Iraq. The Daily Beast reports The billionaire owners of anti-abortion craft giant Hobby Lobby are under federal investigation for allegedly looting hundreds of ancient artifacts from the Middle East for use in their personal “Museum of the Bible." The family has been under Remember Hobby Lobby? Not the chain of Christian Lego emporia, but the actual Supreme Court case in which the Nine Wise Souls told the Christian Lego magnates that they didn't have to buy ladyparts medicine for their female employees because Jesus. Hobby Lobby, the craft store made famous by winning a Supreme Court case on “religious freedom and government mandates,” may be guilty of looting ancient artifacts from the Middle East. According to Candida Moss and Joel Baden at The Daily Beast, store .