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2012 was a banner year for antiabortion laws
States passed 43 provisions restricting abortion last year, and zero to improve women's access to reproductive care
States passed 43 provisions restricting abortion last year, and zero to improve women's access to reproductive care
The challenge may continue in the lower courts
The New York Times' conservative columnist blames "late-modern exhaustion" for fertility decline. He's wrong
Women got the president reelected. He should repay them by making the contraception drug available over the counter
For the first time, the United Nations has said that access to family planning should be a human right
A religious scholar explains what drives the nation's largest -- and most complicated -- swing-voting bloc
Abortion opponents have had a lousy campaign, but they think they might be able to deliver Romney a key swing state
Loose talk on women's issues like abortion and birth control isn't helping Republicans -- especially in the Senate
At last, the robust advocacy for women that Obama supporters were dreaming of in a debate
The author of "Delirium" argues that the extreme right is less popular -- and more powerful -- than we think
At the RNC's Woman's Pavilion, allowing women to make their own healthcare choices is considered an act of war
Meet the men who want better male birth control -- and want it badly
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