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Arizona enacts law requiring doctors to tell patients abortions can be reversed
Jenny Kutner
The law also limits public insurance coverage for abortion
Scott Walker’s discrimination flip-flop: He was against it, now he’s all for it
Luke Brinker
In 2013, Walker touted his state's LGBT protections. Now, he's lending support to Indiana's odious anti-gay law
Woman sentenced to 20 years in prison after claiming she had a miscarriage
Jenny Kutner
Purvi Patel faced up to 70 years on charges of feticide and neglect, which relied on invalidated science
Nearly 40 percent of millennials think teen sex and homosexuality are morally wrong
Jenny Kutner
A new report finds today's 20-somethings have some startlingly conservative views on sexuality
Democrats score major Senate boost: Tammy Duckworth announces Illinois run
Luke Brinker
Iraq war veteran vies to defeat GOP Sen. Mark Kirk
America’s Amanda Knox tunnel vision: Why we refuse to apply the same scrutiny to our own legal system
Katie McDonough
In Knox, cable news engaged in a conversation about wrongful convictions. But she isn't the face of the problem
Thad Cochran’s memory flub: GOP senator has no idea if he’s met with Attorney General nominee
Luke Brinker
Mississippian still weighing whether he'll support Loretta Lynch's nomination to succeed Eric Holder
How the Catholic Church broke Congress
Patricia Miller
The 40-year battle over an anti-abortion strategy that the Church engineered continues to fuel gridlock even today
The Bible isn’t a parenting guide: Why the religious right’s hypocrisy is so obscene
Valerie Tarico
For a faith that professes to value "life," many Christian conservatives are disturbingly blasé about child abuse
“Sleep with your grandmother”: What passed for contraception advice for a teenage girl in the ’60s
Young people craved sex ed, as the "Helga" craze proved. But most was heavy on "plumbing," short on social context
“We need a revival in the country”: Rand Paul suggests marriage equality reflects “moral crisis”
Luke Brinker
Likely GOP presidential contender calls for a new Great Awakening
Lawmaker publicly discusses her rape and abortion, man in audience laughs at her
Jenny Kutner
As Ohio attempts to pass a highly restrictive antiabortion measure, women's stories are falling on deaf ears
Harry Reid won’t seek re-election in 2016
Luke Brinker
Democratic leader plans to step down after 30 years in Senate
Fox News would have hated Ronald Reagan: These conservative icons would be RINOs to the party of Ted Cruz and Tom Cotton
Alex Henderson
The wingnuts rule the party, and they're even wackier than pols who seemed like far-right crazies not that long ago
5 ways Republicans can distance themselves from religious wingnuts
Amanda Marcotte
The public is growing impatient with the uterus investigators and gay-bashers that make up the Christian right
Jesus would hate you all — and you didn’t build that: The truth about the ultra-rich and their New York Times apologists
Paul Rosenberg
Conservatives are fighting a war on poverty, which really means a war on poor people -- and a defense of the rich
GOP’s “simple multiplication” goof: How a phony GOP budget season met its climax
Jim Newell
The powerful Rules Committee chairman humiliated himself on Obamacare costs. This is not an isolated event.
Could Bob Menendez sink Loretta Lynch’s nomination for attorney general?
Luke Brinker
Confronting possible corruption charges, Democratic senator considers abstaining from confirmation vote
The 10 most inhumane laws courtesy of Southern Republicans
Alex Henderson
"Southern hospitality" takes on a whole new meaning when it comes to lawmakers in Mississippi and Texas
GOP’s birther hypocrisy exposed: Why conservatives are conveniently mum on Ted Cruz
Matthew Rozsa
Would the right accept the legality of his run for office if he were a card-carrying Democrat? Somehow we doubt it
Jon Stewart blasts Congress: “The epic ongoing battle between f**kery and dumbassery”
Colin Gorenstein
The anti-sex trafficking bill fiasco has turned into a discussion about racism and Stewart is not impressed
GOP innovation paralysis: How Jeb Bush sucks the oxygen out of Republican “reform”
Joan Walsh
While some governors practice genuine policy innovation, Bush’s fundraising juggernaut keeps them on the sidelines
Mississippi’s last abortion clinic vandalized in the middle of the night
Jenny Kutner
A lone assailant destroyed video cameras and attempted to knock down power lines at the "Pink House"
“The Internet is a dark place”: Former Scott Walker aide Liz Mair opens up to Salon
Robert Leonard
After just a day on the job, Liz Mair left Scott Walker's campaign due to her controversial views. Here's her story
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