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Why Mike Pence’s remarks on abortion are so disconcerting
Nicole Karlis
Pence’s attack on abortion access riled pro-choice supporters to fight back
2018 blue wave watch: Dems flip 2 more seats, aim for key win
Charlie May
Trump's endorsement in Pennsylvania didn't help the GOP candidate. It may have made it worse
Stacey Dash’s run for Congress allows Republicans to remain clueless on race
Matthew Sheffield
Republicans want black voters to choose them, but they refuse to discuss why that does’t happen
Roy Moore defends GOP candidate who says wives should cook dinner every night
Matthew Sheffield
Calling women "career-obsessed banshees" is, to Moore "impeccable character"
Is Trump bending the GOP to his will? It’s more the other way around
Matthew Sheffield
This year's CPAC wasn't about Donald Trump corrupting the conservative movement. It's more like he joined it
Billy Graham: The last nonpartisan evangelical leaves the scene
Matthew Sheffield
Despite his friendship with Nixon, Billy Graham saw Christianity's shift toward the hard right as a big mistake
South Carolina Senate panel approves bill that would effectively ban all abortions
Matthew Rozsa
A new anti-abortion law in South Carolina would almost certainly go to the Supreme Court if passed
Clarence Thomas selectively edits the Second Amendment
Matthew Rozsa
He was miffed that gay marriage and abortion rights are protected but California gun buyers have a waiting period
Idaho senator threatens students who traveled 7 hours to talk to him about birth control
Shira Tarlo
"Abortion is murder," he shouted. "Next time you walk into my office, you'll be dealing with Idaho State Police."
Meet the coalition building a global union movement against capitalism
Cole Stangler
Leftist unions are building a global movement based on similar experiences in the workplace
Anti-abortion group Operation Rescue has become fully “red-pilled” by an 8chan conspiracy theory
SHARON KANN
The group appears to now believe in a far-right conspiracy theory — encouraging their supporters to follow suit
The Rhode Island progressive who helped make paid sick leave a reality
Matthew Cunningham-Cook
Marcia Ranglin-Vassell now has her sights set on passing a $15 minimum wage
Celebrity monomania: Maybe Trump and Oprah aren’t as different as we think
Andrew Burstein, Nancy Isenberg
Our historical moment has a bizarre and dangerous intensity — but that doesn't mean it all won't be forgotten
Tehran Nocturne
Gary M. Kramer
Ali Soozandeh, director of the animated film "Tehran Taboo," describes life in a city of broken laws and hearts
ACLU, Planned Parenthood challenge Ohio law banning abortions due to Down syndrome
Nicole Karlis
Anti-abortion groups cheered Republican Gov. John Kasich's signing of the partial abortion ban
Women across the globe are planning to strike on March 8. Here’s why.
Sarah Jaffe
The International Women's Strike is planning to occur on March 8
Costa Rican women dress in “Handmaid’s Tale” costumes for election-day protest
Rachel Leah
The crimson robes and white bonnets have become symbols for women's rights
War on abortion’s new phase: Mississippi moves toward 15-week ban
Amanda Marcotte
Anti-choice activists give up on the "red tape" strategy, and go back to a direct challenge of Roe v. Wade
In Trump’s first year, anti-abortion forces make strides despite setbacks
Julie Rovner
Thousands of anti-abortion activists gathered near the National Mall in Washington, D.C. Friday
Trump official considered using “abortion reversal” treatment on pregnant undocumented teen
Liz Posner
They’ll stop at nothing to push their religious agenda
The astonishing numbers behind the Republican crusade against pregnant women
Alex Henderson
America's maternal mortality rate ranks among the highest in the developed world
Why do evangelicals love Trump? Dumb question: Why wouldn’t they?
Chauncey DeVega
Trump is doing the bidding of right-wing Christians — and movement conservatism has become a form of religion
Trump isn’t crazy, he’s just a terrible person
Kali Holloway
The president is more "bad than mad," according to the man who wrote the book on personality disorders
Abortion foes hijack racial justice: This “black genocide” argument is particularly dangerous
Maya Rupert
Social justice movements often fail to confront their own racism, leaving them open to this kind of exploitation
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