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Supreme Court upholds Arkansas ban on safe method of medication abortion: It’s a dangerous precedent
Amanda Marcotte
Medication abortion is safe enough to do at home. Arkansas wants to claim women need a hospital for it
How Christian media is shaping American politics
Jason C. Bivins
A historical lens to how evangelists changed — and continue to change — American politics
American brothers who moved to Ireland for its pro-life laws decry referendum, cite “illegal” votes
Taylor Link
The two brothers from Washington state sound a lot like Trump when explaining why their side lost the popular vote
What Facebook’s new political ad system misses
Jeremy B. Merrill, Ariana Tobin, Madeleine Varner
Facebook announced a new system to make political ads more transparent. It’s got holes
How Brexit revived the nationalist dream of a “united Ireland”
Danielle Ryan
This week's abortion vote, and the rise of nationalist leader Mary Lou McDonald, show how fast Ireland is changing
American anti-choice groups are trying to stop Ireland from repealing its abortion ban
Shira Tarlo
How anti-choice activists in the U.S. trying to stop Ireland from voting Yes to abortion
Ireland’s abortion referendum — here’s what you need to know
Claire Pierson
The Republic of Ireland is holding a referendum on May 25 that could dramatically change its stance on abortion
Samantha Bee: Trump is a walking “advertisement for birth control”
Shira Tarlo
"Trump is stripping rights away from women for political expediency alone, and that’s just an evil thing to do"
Is the “far left” really conquering the Democratic Party? Some in the media think so
Jim Naureckas
What the Washington Post considers radical notions held by unelectable candidates turn out to be widely popular
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick: Video games, abortion to blame for school shootings — but not guns
Matthew Rozsa
In a throwback to '90s culture-war politics, far right desperately searches for "causes" of school shootings
Trump’s latest outrageous appointee: A judge who wants to shut down the EPA
Amanda Marcotte
Andrew Oldham has argued that regulating pollution is illegitimate. But he's fine with taking away human rights
How to finally pass meaningful gun control laws: “Don’t march in Washington”
Andrew O'Hehir
Salon talks to former U.S. Rep. Steve Israel, author of the novel "Big Guns," about what's stopping gun control
Trump administration’s abortion “gag rule” is a backdoor attack on birth control
Amanda Marcotte
Yanking Title X funding really isn't about abortion. It's about cutting women off from affordable contraception
“My client was not alone”: Stormy Daniels’ attorney teases more hush agreements with Michael Cohen
Travis Gettys
Michael Avenatti says two more women were paid hush money by Trump’s lawyer — for much more than Daniels' $130,000
Is Donald Trump literally selling off women’s human rights for personal profit?
Amanda Marcotte
Right-wing anti-choice activists have funneled money into Trump's inauguration fund — and into his pockets
History of asylum horrors repeats itself: America still criminalizes poverty and mental illness
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to Stacy Horn about "Damnation Island" and the 19th century New York asylum Nellie Bly made infamous
Mike Pence is working to wrest control of the GOP away from Trump
Matthew Rozsa
As Pence tries to do the political work that Trump won't, tensions are mounting between the two
A bruising Democratic primary in Pennsylvania: Dark side of the blue wave?
Matthew Rozsa
The race to replace Charlie Dent: Democratic infighting may endanger a likely House pickup in Pennsylvania
Supreme Court to rule on your First Amendment right to silence
Robert A. Sedler
The justices have previously ruled that the government cannot compel people to speak its message
Blankenship’s defeat is part of a hopeful trend
Frank Ahrens
American conservatism has been under attack since President Trump hijacked the Republican Party in 2016
How the religious right is shrinking itself: Overzealous Christianity is driving people away
Amanda Marcotte
New study suggests that as the religious right grows ever more radical, it drives ever more people out of church
The gift Jerry Falwell gave us: The right to make fun of Donald Trump
Sophia A. McClennen
It's the 30th anniversary of the SCOTUS decision that ruled in favor of Larry Flynt and keeps Trump satire legal
Mother’s Day at the abortion clinic: Annual festival of hate and harassment
Amanda Marcotte
Most women who get abortions are already mothers. That doesn't stop protesters from trying to shame them
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