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Marco Rubio is wrong: Marriage equality isn’t “a real and present danger” for Catholics, it’s a victory
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Ireland's popular vote didn't exactly please the Vatican, but Catholics aren't a monolith anymore
From the Duggars to Honey Boo Boo: How TLC became the most controversial channel on television
Anna Silman
UPDATED — The "19 Kids and Counting" scandal is the latest in the network's controversies
Mike Huckabee wants to destroy the Constitution: Inside the dangerous right-wing plot to sabotage gay marriage
Bob Cesca
The GOP game plan is simple: If you can't beat them, just ignore them. But what if "them" is the Supreme Court?
California lawmakers vote to make it harder for crisis pregnancy centers to lie to women
Jenny Kutner
The FACT Act will require CPCs to admit they aren't medical facilities and to inform pregnant women about abortion
Scott Walker: Women should be forced to have ultrasounds because they are “a cool thing”
Jenny Kutner
The Wisconsin governor said a procedure that involves being probed with a 10-inch rod is "lovely"
Candidate Jim Bob Duggar in 2002: Those who commit incest should be executed
Scott Eric Kaufman
This was the same period in which his son Josh has confessed to having molested his younger sisters
Conservative pundits accuse women’s magazines of being “in the tank” for Hillary Clinton
Jenny Kutner
Supporting women's issues is not the same thing as endorsing candidates who support women's issues
Koch brothers’ humiliating secret: Why even their billions can’t save the GOP from self-destruction
Joan Walsh
The brothers, plus Fox, are trying to cull the GOP field. But they can't make it avoid demographic catastrophe
The lingering “liberal” taboo: Why Democrats need to stop hiding from the word
Jim Newell
More Americans are calling themselves "social liberals." On economics, though, it's still an ugly picture
Working at an abortion clinic challenged my pro-choice views — and confirmed them
Amy Beeman
I was startled by the realities of the procedure, but profoundly moved by the women who needed it
Jeb Bush cozies up to haters: Jerry Falwell, Liberty University and the real story of religious right evil
Jeffrey Tayler
Jeb Bush is the latest GOP hopeful to cozy up to Liberty's evangelicals. Here's why their views are so extreme
London as neoliberal theme park: The Platform 9 ¾ economy and the Tories’ shocking victory
Andrew O'Hehir
How London became a monetized simulation of itself -- and how that vision fueled David Cameron's surprise win
The power grab that destroyed American politics: How Newt Gingrich created our modern dysfunction
Paul Rosenberg
In '94, the GOP used Contract with America to claim mandate for right-wing policies. It worked. Let's learn from it
The Christian right’s shocking conquest: Why religious moderates have disappeared from America
Edward McClelland
While the number of religious Americans is in decline, evangelical membership is growing. Here's what it means
The Catholic Church’s American downfall: Why its demographic crisis is great news for the country
Patricia Miller
There's a huge political upside to the decline of Christianity across the country
Matthew Weiner opens up about “Mad Men” finale: “I did think, why not end this show with the greatest commercial ever made?”
Anna Silman
The visionary showrunner spoke about his idea for the finale in a talk at the New York Public Library
4 ways Texas treats murderous biker gangs better than women
Katie McDonough
From waiting periods to convenient access, Texas law makes it easy to buy a gun. Basic healthcare? Not so much
“Our state is really suffering”: How an HIV crisis led (some) Republicans to see the light on needle exchanges
Katie McDonough
The GOP remains the party of fear-mongering and pseudoscience, but there is some movement on needle exchanges
The Christian right is losing women: Why more and more are embracing non-belief
Amanda Marcotte
In 1993, women comprised 16 percent of atheists and agnostics. Today that number is closer to 50 percent
The Wall Street Journal’s absurd Paul Krugman hypocrisy: No one is better at “character assassination” than them
Heather Digby Parton
The Wall Street Journal accuses Krugman of "character assassination" -- funny, given their long history of it
How “Game of Thrones” ruined Loras Tyrell: HBO’s “gay cartoon” is so much more in the books
Steven Attewell
George R.R. Martin wrote Loras as roundly as any other Westerosi man, but on HBO, he's just Maergery's gay brother
Who’s down with TPP?: Big business wins and democracy loses as both parties lie about free trade
Bill Curry
Both parties line up to back a job-killing trade deal without even reading it. The hypocrisy is staggering
Ronald Reagan’s FDR side: What today’s conservatives — and liberals — get wrong about the Gipper
H.W. Brands
He knew politics' purpose is to govern, not preserve ideological purity. He pursued Goldwater ends with FDR means
Pope Francis makes Tea Party heads explode: Why Steve King & Louie Gohmert have it in for the pontiff
Jim Newell
GOP members are worried about what Pope Francis will say in his speech to Congress, and it's great
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