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The union-buster’s next crusade: Scott Walker takes a big step toward running for president
Sophia Tesfaye
After lying relatively low on the national political radar in recent months, Wisconsin's guv comes roaring back
“Crazy people will be able to get their hands on guns”: Legal expert Adam Winkler on why outright gun bans won’t prevent another Charleston
Scott Timberg
Salon speaks to UCLA legal scholar Adam Winkler about Charleston, guns, gun control, and mass shootings
How Pope Francis just destroyed the GOP’s religious con artists
Bob Cesca
Republicans love to flaunt their religion, but only if it conforms to their politics. Francis just made that harder
Two cheers for Pope Francis: I’m no fan of the Catholic Church — but the climate movement needs it
Lindsay Abrams
We can recognize the pope's forceful words on climate change without giving Catholicism a blank check
10 definitive ways Europe is better than America
Alex Henderson
Bad healthcare. Limited vacation time. Lower life expectancy. "American exceptionalism" has never rung so hollow
It’s not about mental illness: The big lie that always follows mass shootings by white males
Arthur Chu
Blaming "mental illness" is a cop-out -- and one that lets us avoid talking about race, guns, hatred and terrorism
Jeb’s medieval politics of shame: Upholding a long tradition of keeping women and girls in line
David M. Perry
Cersei's "Game of Thrones" humiliation wasn't some ancient relic—public shaming is alive, political, and even viral
South Carolina’s dangerous 20-week abortion ban: Lawmakers remove exemptions for rape & incest
Jenny Kutner
Lawmakers say rape and incest are “judicial” decisions, so they shouldn't be considered in a "medical" bill
How curious: Houston schools block access to pro-choice websites — but not antiabortion ones
Jenny Kutner
Students are blocked from looking at Planned Parenthood's site, but Pro-Life Across America appears to be a-OK
Breaking: IUDs contribute hugely to reducing unintended pregnancies
Jenny Kutner
Study shows that if healthcare providers are educated about LARCs, they're more likely to tell patients about them
Sam Brownback is winning: Don’t be fooled by the hype — his radical experiment is far from finished
Elias Isquith
Kansas's fiscal crisis won't kill trickle-down economics. Those who say otherwise haven't been paying attention
Let’s all remember that time when Donald Trump sounded like Bernie Sanders on healthcare
Sophia Tesfaye
A key plank in Trump's 2000 platform? Socialized medicine!
Jeb’s slimy new Hillary attack: The “anti-religion” smear the media is letting him get away with
Joan Walsh
Bush shares a smear concocted in the boiler rooms of right-wing Clinton hate -- and no one has called him on it
Hobby Lobby on steroids: GOP guts family planning in latest crusade against reproductive health
Katie McDonough
A Republican proposal to slash family planning funds will have devastating human -- and fiscal -- costs
Kill the Helms Amendment!: Rape victims in conflict zones need access to safe abortion
Valerie Tarico
As long as the Obama administration fails to act, real women are suffering trauma and sometimes irreversible harm
Where they stand: Bush on key topics of 2016 campaign
Thomas Beaumont5 worst right-wing moments of the week — Climate deniers clown themselves
Janet Allon
Sen. James Inhofe says the Pope "ought to stay with his job," while Rick Perry has this ISIS thing all figured out
Supreme Court shuts down Scott Walker: Today’s ultrasound decision is a big defeat for anti-choice warriors
Katie McDonough
The GOP contender thinks forced ultrasounds are "cool," but the justices just dealt the movement a big setback
Economic rights are human rights, and human rights are economic rights: Hillary demolishes bogus silos that limit the inequality debate
Katie McDonough
Clinton's campaign launch went hard on populism -- and brought reproductive freedom and LGBTQ rights into the frame
Supreme Court shuts down North Carolina’s extreme antiabortion ultrasound law
Associated Press
In a somewhat surprising win for reproductive rights advocates, the court recognized the law as highly coercive
Back off, thinsplainers! We’ve heard it all before
Harriet Brown, Sarai Walker
Don't feign concern for fat people's health to cover your disdain -- and no, "fat" doesn't have to be an insult
Here’s how Bernie Sanders could win: The one issue where Hillary’s vulnerable, and where the Tea Party might be right
Bill Curry
If progressives want to retake government, a full-throated war on public corruption is the key to everything
OB-GYN Kathleen Morrell explains the benefits of laws allowing women to get birth control over-the-counter
Jenny Kutner
Accessibility is the key to making birth control available to all who want it -- and that includes affordability
The GOP’s “Mad Max” fantasy: Lindsey Graham fires the latest shot in the war on women
Bob Cesca
Lindsey Graham has introduced a new anti-abortion bill in the Senate, one that makes clear where GOP priorities are
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