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The reddest state: Oklahoma’s long battle over abortion law
Michelle Oberman
I wanted to understand the way abortion opponents viewed the law, so I went to Oklahoma
On abortion, it’s time to start trusting women: They know what they’re doing
Amanda Marcotte
Anti-abortion conservatives think women are thoughtless and irresponsible. Research shows the opposite is true
Women’s abortion stories are still underrepresented on TV
Gretchen Sisson
Despite being a very common experience for American women, abortion remains underexplored in pop culture
Trump official trivializes the Holocaust, misuses MLK, all to support bigotry
Chauncey DeVega
Health and Human Services' new "religious freedom" rules are bad enough. Now they come cloaked in fake history
Trump goes campaigning in Pennsylvania — after White House says he’s not campaigning
Matthew Rozsa
Trump is visiting Pennsylvania to meet with a GOP candidate running in a special election in a deep red district
GOP snowflakes: Trump administration wants to let doctors, nurses discriminate
Amanda Marcotte
Now the government wants to let anti-abortion and anti-LGBT health providers refuse care on religious grounds
Beyond #MeToo, Brazilian women rise up against racism and sexism
Alvaro Jarrin, Kia Lilly Caldwell
Brazilian women are organizing to decry inequality in a country that remains deeply "machista"
Roy Moore may have lost, but Breitbart’s Steve Bannon has a field of awful candidates ready for 2018
Grace Bennett
Here are some of the racist, conspiratorial, and misinforming candidates Bannon has thrown his weight behind
Celebrate religious freedom — the way the Founding Fathers originally intended
Paul Rosenberg
Christian nationalists have tried to co-opt the idea, but what Jefferson meant was something revolutionary
Will religiously unaffiliated Americans increase support for liberal policies in 2018?
David Mislin
Nearly one of every four people in the US is religiously unaffiliated
America’s new ambassador for the Netherlands is being called out for his absurd claims
Charlie May
When asked about his previous comments about politicians being burned, Pete Hoekstra ignored Dutch reporters
An abortion freedom of speech battle heads to the Supreme Court
Robert A. Sedler
"Crisis pregnancy centers” claim the Reproductive FACT Act violates their First Amendment right. Is that true?
GOP’s new scheme to destroy welfare: Spend the money on other stuff
Amanda Marcotte
Maine Gov. Paul LePage leads the nation in redirecting funds meant to help people out of poverty to other ends
We have a wild year ahead — full of hope for progressives, and grave danger
Paul Rosenberg
Is a blue wave coming? Almost certainly. But will it bring epic political change, or another wasted opportunity?
Snowed in
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Republicans could have dug us out of the mess we’re in two years ago
Ben Sasse is no friend to the resistance: He’s Trump with extra sanctimony
Amanda Marcotte
Nebraska senator wants to be seen as a principled Trump foe — but on issues of substance, they're peas in a pod
OkCupid’s big blunder: Dating site won’t make you use your real name after all
Matthew Sheffield
It might be a business-school case study someday: How to ruin a popular website brand in 30 days or less
Why we shouldn’t fall for the members-only unionism trap
Chris Brooks
The latest of many business-friendly labor law reforms proliferating across the country
First special election of 2018 is in Trump country — and Democrats are drooling
Sophia Tesfaye
Will a largely white district in southwestern Pennsylvania provide the Democrats their first big breakthrough?
Contempt of court: Trump’s judicial blitz betrays his hostility to rule of law
Arn Pearson
Some of Trump's most egregious nominees have dropped out, but his onslaught on the judiciary is very dangerous
Hey, remember Roy Moore? Two weeks later, he still hasn’t conceded
Matthew Sheffield
Defeated Christian nationalist begs for money, hinting at "voter fraud" — while his former allies back away
With polling advantage, Democrats need to push for progressive candidates
Charlie May
Putting forth a generic Democrat in 2020 would be short-sighted, and offers no vision for the future
New details emerge about the Trump administration’s censorship trends
Charlie May
More than 10,000 comments have opposed HHS rollbacks for religious groups, but only those in support are public
Black voters won Alabama for the Dems – what’s next?
Sharon Austin
Nearly 100 percent of all black voters in Alabama supported Doug Jones. What can he offer this base in return?
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