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In Geneva, another election
Andrew Leonard
Big Pharma and Bush hacks are watching as the World Health Organization picks a new leader.
Tackling “partial birth” abortion
Page Rockwell
When it comes to late-term abortions, Congress doesn't care about maternal health. Will the Supreme Court?
Investigating Bill O’Reilly
Katharine Mieszkowski
Abortion providers, attacked on Fox News for "executing babies," strike back.
Herding the flock through troubled waters
Alex Koppelman
An influential pastor in Ohio takes his best pre-election shot at rallying the faithful behind the wayward GOP.
Obama on tour
Rebecca Traister
On the stump in Philly, the could-be presidential contender outshines other Democratic stars and wows the crowd.
Abortion foes’ dirty tactics
Katharine Mieszkowski
Advocates of a California "parental notification" bill accuse Planned Parenthood of protecting sexual predators instead of teen girls. But who is really breaking the law?
The GOP’s dwindling anti-gay parade
Michael Scherer
Polls show Americans turning their backs on the divisive politics of homosexuality. Will hard-liners in the heartland, like Colorado's Marilyn Musgrave, be forced to follow?
Ohio’s not-so-mean Jean Schmidt
Walter Shapiro
The congresswoman who called Jack Murtha a coward runs for her life against her own dragon-lady image.
Polling South Dakota
Rebecca Traister
A new poll finds flagging support for the state's abortion ban.
The man who would be Hillary
Walter Shapiro
As he campaigns for a trio of Democrats who might turn his red state blue, Indiana Sen. Evan Bayh sharpens his own 2008 stump speech.
What else we’re reading
Page Rockwell
May-December romances, pro-life Democrats, why gynecologists love IUDs and more.
What else we’re reading
Page Rockwell
Legal abortion celebrates a birthday in Britain. Plus: Legendary drummer Sandy West dies, Jessica Valenti on "Boobgate" and more.
Nicaragua’s total abortion ban
Page Rockwell
The country's abortion policy goes from "illegal, with rare exceptions" to "illegal, with no exceptions."
When Big Brother tackles domestic violence
Carol Lloyd
India has a progressive new law protecting women from rape, battery and ... name-calling?
How would Jesus vote?
Michael Scherer
Tennessee Democrat Harold Ford Jr. goes after the GOP's faithful base in the state with the most white evangelicals in the nation. Polls show his campaign is resonating in the pews.
The kindness of strangers
Marisa Meltzer
The Emergency Kindness network sends emergency contraception to women in need.
The reddest place in America
Tim Grieve
There may be no spot in the U.S. more Republican than Madison County, Idaho. But even in this overwhelmingly white, Mormon enclave, the doubts are creeping in.
The politics of veiling
Tracy Clark-Flory
Washington Post and New York Times Op-Ed contributors defend the hijabs and niqabs worn by some Muslim women.
The ones who weren’t
Joyce Maynard
Fertility was never a problem for me -- I have three wonderful children. But I've never stopped thinking I am two babies short.
What else we’re reading
Page Rockwell
Women banned from swimming at the beach, niqab drama around the world, the GAO eyes abstinence-only sex ed and more!
Losing the flock?
Joe Conason
While the current political shifts among evangelicals should make progressives happy, the religious right isn't going to give up its control of the GOP agenda.
Bill O’Reilly: Not a good obstetric-health authority
Rebecca Traister
Fox anchor flubs some serious pregnancy information.
Breach of faith
Alex Koppelman
Former White House insider David Kuo talks about how the Bush administration used its most loyal voters, evangelical Christians, for political gain.
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