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The votes don’t add up
Walter Shapiro
Ohio Secretary of State Ken Blackwell, accused of suppressing votes during the 2004 election, faces daunting polls of his own in his race for governor.
For Democrats, reasons for hope?
Tim Grieve
As November approaches, the party's challengers are better funded than usual, and they're not the ones stuck with the president's stem cell veto.
Brides of Palestine
Anne Marie Oliver
Last week hundreds of Palestinian women formed a suicide bomb squad. Are female suicide bombers really different from males?
What else we’re reading, supersize edition
Lynn Harris
Buffy, birth control, beauty-pageant peacemaking, and more.
Not such a grand old party
Greg Land
As Ralph Reed's victory celebration goes sour, loyal partygoers know whom to blame.
Cecelia Fire Thunder’s project reconceived
Rebecca Traister
A new approach to setting up a women's health clinic in South Dakota.
I suspect my wife’s “miscarriage” was not spontaneous
Cary Tennis
I wanted the child and she did not.
More troubling news about “crisis” pregnancy centers
Lori Leibvich
Investigators who called federally funded pregnancy resource centers were given false information about the health risks of abortion.
Area man mistakes Onion story for reality
Rebecca Traister
Hapless antiabortion blogger's humiliation spans globe thanks to amazing new "World Wide Web."
“Strident” and proud
Jessica Valenti
Columnist Katha Pollitt blasts feminism's new timidity and says, "This 'girls just want to have fun' feminism is a very shallow approach to life."
Whither feminism?
Page Rockwell
Ana Marie Cox, Barbara Ehrenreich and blogger Echidne of the Snakes throw down over stiletto heels, abortion access and the fate of the movement.
Lamont: “This is not Fox News, Sir”
Walter Shapiro
Lieberman's debate with his antiwar challenger was hard-hitting enough to qualify as blood sport. But it's too soon to know how this intra-party drama will end.
Calling for legal abortion in Ireland
Page Rockwell
More than 5,000 women traveled to the U.K. to get abortions last year.
Bush the reckless
Joe Conason
The president quietly threatens to gut Social Security again, and the timing could be good for Democrats.
Can bachelors save damsels from abortion?
Tracy Clark-Flory
A writer argues that antiabortion men should propose marriage to unwed pregnant women.
Women candidates don’t mean women’s votes
Sarah Goldstein
Women voters may not be as warm toward Sen. Clinton as stereotypes would have it.
Your baby in utero: The movie
Lynn Harris
Doting parents -- and antiabortion activists -- coo over nonmedical "4-D" ultrasounds. (Doctors, not so much.)
Capture the flag
Michael Scherer
Republicans are pushing an absurd flag-burning amendment. Will their mom 'n' apple pie ploy torch the Democrats?
Teens not the only ones who need birth control info
Lori Leibovich
A new study finds that unintended pregnanicies are rising among low-income women.
The artist as mad scientist
Kevin Berger
She is an intellectual and emotional storm. Her renowned public artworks are reshaping the ways we think about science. Activist, environmentalist and former rock promoter Natalie Jeremijenko turns the art world upside down.
What else we’re reading
Lynn Harris
Breast-feeding barrages, Mississippi sieges, Plan B border-crossings, and more.
The meaning of “pro-life”
Lynn Harris
A New Yorker piece on South Dakota shows that people on both sides are troubled by the no-exceptions abortion ban.
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