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The GOP begins to implode
Sidney Blumenthal
Bush's immigration speech was a desperate attempt to keep his delicate coalition together -- but all it did was accelerate its shattering.
What happens when your country isn’t weird about sex?
Lynn Harris
European teens are far from abstinent, but their rates of pregnancy and STDs are much lower than ours. Hmm.
Charges in self-induced-abortion case dropped
Sarah Goldstein
Virginia judge dismisses charges against the woman who shot herself in the abdomen to induce an abortion.
“Kingdom Coming: The Rise of Christian Nationalism”
Michelle Goldberg
Across the United States, religious activists are organizing to establish an American theocracy. A frightening look inside the growing right-wing movement.
Dithering as usual at the FDA
Page Rockwell
A conference on safety concerns regarding the abortifacient Mifeprex yields more questions and no answers.
The children they gave away
Sarah Karnasiewicz
In the decades between World War II and Roe v. Wade, 1.5 million young women were secretly sent to homes for unwed mothers and coerced into giving their babies up for adoption. Now their stories are finally being told.
Carving out middle ground, or caving in to the enemy?
Lynn Harris
Legislators and womens advocates continue to shake hands across the aisle.
Onion: New drug terminates pregnant women, saves unborn children
Lynn Harris
UR-86 is intended for occasions when the mind-set or politics of the mother threaten the life of the fetus.
Medicaid and abortion
Lynn Harris
Why we must step in where supposedly comprehensive health services leave off.
You’ve regressed a long way, baby
Rebecca Traister
An Op-Ed questions whether women "deserve" to vote.
War on contraception, revisited
Sarah Elizabeth Richards
New York Times Magazine packs a punch with a comprehensive reminder of how the people who oppose abortion now want your birth control pills.
The practical ethicist
Oliver Broudy
"The Way We Eat" author Peter Singer explains the advantage of wingless chickens, how humans discriminate against animals, and the downside of buying locally grown food.
The contraception connection
Page Rockwell
Want fewer abortions? Then offer reliable, inexpensive birth control options, already.
“The great sperm-count debate”
Sarah Goldstein
Is teen pregnancy plummeting because sperm count just ain't what it used to be?
Kristof slams “libidophobes” for policies that increase abortion
Lynn Harris
The New York Times columnist asks why the White House fears promiscuity more than pregnancy.
Mommy strongest
Sarah Goldstein
MomsRising.org hopes to organize mothers (and anyone who has a mother) around issues of parental equality.
The art of harrassing abortion seekers
Sarah Elizabeth Richards
Taxpayer-funded "pregnancy crisis centers" accused of deception in thwarting abortions
Louisiana moves toward South Dakota
Page Rockwell
That's right -- another abortion ban without an exception for the health of the mother.
What else we’re reading
Sarah Elizabeth Richards
Race and women and Duke lacrosse, women's preference for housecleaning over sex, and more.
Helping men deal with abortion
Sarah Elizabeth Richards
A new Web site offers men advice on dealing with their emotions and supporting their partners.
Where the boys are 2006: The Sunday Times
Rebecca Traister
Broadsheet's weekly roundup of the Sunday New York Times.
Running scared in Ohio
Walter Shapiro
GOP Sen. Mike DeWine is worried enough about Bush's low approval ratings that he blasted Rumsfeld in an interview. Will the Democrats be able to take control of the state that swung the presidency last time?
A picture of eroding abortion rights is worth 1,000 words
Page Rockwell
USA Today uses its trademark charts and graphs to show the future of choice in the U.S. -- and the picture ain't pretty.
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