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Conservatives are raging at the Atlantic — and themselves — over columnist Kevin Williamson’s firing
Matthew Sheffield
Did Kevin Williamson say women who have abortions should hang? He did — and conservatives aren't sure how to feel
John Oliver exposes the truth behind crisis pregnancy centers by opening his own
Charlie May
Oliver shines a light on organizations that lure women and pressure them against abortions
Why is it so stressful to talk politics with the other side?
Melanie Green
The prospect alone can make you want to avoid the person altogether
New abortion law requires doctors to keep records that can follow patients through life
JoAnne Sweeny
Indiana law makes symptoms following abortion part of a permanent record, burdening women with lifelong stigma
Did Javanka try to bribe Planned Parenthood? Cecile Richards thinks so
Nicole Karlis
Outgoing Planned Parenthood head describes strange encounter during presidential transition in January 2017
John Kasich keeps trying really, really hard to reach millennials
Nicole Karlis
Ohio's GOP governor has talked a lot about Justin Bieber and Logan Paul lately. Is that enough to beat Trump?
Oklahoma’s largest newspaper blamed Democrats for a Republican problem with abortion
Julie Tulbert
The editorial board said the failure of an ACA stabilization bill was because Democrats want "abortion on demand"
“Aggressive” new advance directive would let dementia patients refuse food
JoNel Aleccia
Although seven states allow for medically aided death, dementia is not a condition covered by those laws
Laura Ingraham’s attack on David Hogg is nothing new
Grace Bennett
Fox has been mocking students and children for years
How the anti-abortion movement helped invent fake news
Amanda Marcotte
Anti-abortion activists trained the right to accept and perpetuate lies. Now the problem has metastasized
Why can’t we talk about reparations? A congressional candidate broaches an unmentionable topic
Dan Canon
I'm running for Congress in Indiana, and I've been warned to stay away from "radical" issues. This shouldn't be one
“Roseanne” and her people: Populist voters who don’t fit in either party
Matthew Sheffield
A pro-Trump comedian with a progressive past is a huge hit, raising larger questions about middle-ground voters
Mike Pence’s hometown of Columbus will hold its first LGBT pride festival
Cody Fenwick
A high school student has organized the event in the small town
Under the spell of far-right nonprofit, Walmart stops selling Cosmopolitan at checkout line
Nicole Karlis
The deeply conservative organization is led by an anti-feminist, anti-abortion-touting man
“Rise”: Guys, here’s how not to be a male ally
Melanie McFarland
Josh Radnor's teacher is a portrait of a good guy with a stunning lack of awareness. Don't emulate him
Kentucky Senate passes one of the most restrictive abortion measures in U.S.
Charlie May
Despite legal challenges in several other states, Kentucky's bill is in position to become law
Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump’s great success in exploiting the rise of nationalist Christianity
Abby Day
Cut from the same Christian cloth?
Why Donald Trump will weather Stormy Daniels
Monika L. McDermott
Trump was elected as a man of questionable moral character, and these judgments persist
Everyone has something to hate in Trump’s new budget
Matthew Rozsa
Rushed out in order to avert a government shutdown, the new budget has problems for both liberals and conservatives
Were the Austin bombings terrorism? In the heart of Texas, it sure feels that way
Amanda Marcotte
A conservative white Christian attacked an uneasy liberal oasis in a red state. For Austin, it's political
Trump exploits Parkland shooting by trying to push more kids out of school
Amanda Marcotte
Administration hopes to reinstate harsh policies likely to drive at-risk students out of school and into prison
Congress scrambles to pass a massive spending bill and keep the government running — again
Charlie May
Lawmakers are hoping to unveil their massive spending bill on Tuesday, but it's crunch time, and a shutdown looms
Supreme Court could limit the anti-abortion movement’s right to lie
Amanda Marcotte
High court to rule on California law that requires "crisis pregnancy centers" to offer real information
Primary day in Illinois: Will moderates bite the dust in both parties?
Sophia Tesfaye
Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner and Democratic Rep. Dan Lipinski both face challenges that could end their careers
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