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We can’t take a joke anymore: The inflated dangers of pushing the envelope and crossing the line
Laura Miller
The humble gag has become a ticking bomb in the age of the Internet. Here's why humor has become so fraught
“It’s thousands of different shades of gray”: What the pro-choice vs. pro-life debate gets wrong about American views on abortion
Jenny Kutner
Policymakers miss a key nuance that nearly a fifth of Americans understand: One can be both pro-life and pro-choice
Kansas’ anti-choice horror: Sam Brownback outlaws the safest technique used for second-trimester abortions
Katie McDonough
Brownback is using a draconian abortion ban to distract from his state's real troubles
Anti-choicers are trying to stop North Carolina medical schools from teaching abortion care
Jenny Kutner
A sneaky addition to an antiabortion law could drastically reduce the number of competent providers
Rand Paul is here to take his country back. Who’s going with him?
Joan Walsh
Mixing a few bold ideas with warmed-over conservatism, Paul left the politics of Christian victimhood to Ted Cruz
6 modern-day Christian terrorist groups our media conveniently ignores
Alex Henderson
They don't get the coverage of ISIS or Boko Haram, but organizations like "The Army of God" are no less dangerous
Stop calling this man a “libertarian”: What 2016 campaign journos miss about Rand Paul
Joan Walsh
He opposes choice and gay rights. He supports more war. Yet lazy media say he’s a libertarian who appeals to youth
5 worst right-wing moments of the week — Rush Limbaugh is pretty sure rape and racism don’t actually exist
Janet Allon
The radio host wants you to know that all liberal news is a lie, while Michele Bachmann makes bad Obama comparisons
Secrets of the hate-pizza revolution: Indiana’s dreadful culture-war week
Andrew O'Hehir
If Mike Pence and pizza-gate are culture war as farce, Purvi Patel's tragedy shows us the right's dark victory
The GOP’s lottery-ticket philosophy: How extreme wealth is deranging American politics
Sean McElwee
A new study sheds light on just how large an impact money has on political affiliation
“Mad Men” eulogies: Pete Campbell, loathsome creep
James Reich
Every show needs at least one character you consistently want to punch in the face
Religious right’s next crusade: What they want to throw women in jail for now
Heather Digby Parton
Indiana's "religious liberty" debacle spreads way further than this week's law. This "feticide" case will stun you
“They want the judges’ heads on a plate”: Texas GOP wants to shame courts helping teen victims of abuse access abortion
Katie McDonough
Republicans have introduced multiple measures that critics say would intimidate judges and put teens in danger
Ann Coulter’s deranged Indiana freakout: Blasts Christians who would rather “change bedpans of Ebola patients” than stand up for anti-gay pizza parlor
Joanna Rothkopf
Coulter and Bill O'Reilly condemned the "war on Christianity" which is not a thing
Gun nuts’ latest victory: Sam Brownback signs law allowing concealed carry without a permit
Luke Brinker
The National Rifle Association is thrilled
John Oliver can’t believe his eyes: 4th graders’ adorable school project gets brutally shot down by lawmakers
Colin Gorenstein
A fourth grade class in New Hampshire tries to pass a harmless bill. What could possibly go wrong?
Chris Messina: Mindy Kaling has “incredible balls” for tackling anal sex on TV
Jenny Kutner
The "Mindy Project" star lauded Kaling for going where few female showrunners have gone before
GOP’s fear of doctors: Why it’s hell bent on defaming — and censoring — them
Heather Digby Parton
From imagining death panels to restricting their speech about guns, here's how the right sees medical professionals
I called him pathetic, he accused me of ruining his life: What children did to our marriage
Lauren Apfel
We used to be one of those couples, annoying in our insularity. Then I fell into motherhood as if into a well
Thanks, corporate America, for shaming Mike Pence! Now here’s a reality check
Joan Walsh
Indiana’s also the home of a law that led to a wave of voting restrictions. Here's why business won't touch that
Texas wingnuts want to cut millions for HIV prevention to fund more abstinence education
Jenny Kutner
A supporter of the move shared his reasons: "What's good for me is good for a lot of people"
Young Republicans think affordable birth control is great — they just don’t think it’s basic healthcare
Jenny Kutner
Study shows two-thirds of conservative millennials favor contraceptive access. But they also agree with Hobby Lobby
Fox News contributor says 9/11 was God’s punishment for abortion
Luke Brinker
Pastor Robert Jeffress tells Liberty University that America had it coming
Yes, women deserve “spa-like” abortion providers
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A new "brand" is trying to change the way women terminate pregnancies
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