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Meet the leader of the world’s “only anti-feminism party”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Think the "full force of man logic" has a chance in Parliament?
Wendy Davis’ replacement wears “Stand For Life” cowboy boots to swearing in
Jenny Kutner
Texas GOPer Konni Burton made an interesting choice replacing Davis' iconic pink sneakers
Mitt Romney, anti-poverty warrior: Why his latest reinvention is so ridiculous
Luke Brinker
He once declared that he wasn't "concerned about the very poor," but now Mitt thinks he's the new Bobby Kennedy
The March for Life is a march against birth control. Will the GOP get behind it?
Katie McDonough
The antiabortion movement has set its sights on birth control. Will the GOP continue to embrace its fringe agenda?
“Every time I tell my story, someone else will come up and tell me theirs”: How the 1 in 3 Campaign is turning abortion stories into art
Jenny Kutner
Playwrights have taken stories from the 1 in 3 Campaign and turned them into a drama honoring women's choices
10 historical “facts” only a wingnut could believe
Roy Edroso
To hear far-right conservatives tell it, Darwin is a menace to civilization and FDR is history's greatest monster
“Why send women across the border?”: Judges grill Texas on sweeping abortion law
Katie McDonough
“What is the underlying relationship between building requirements and sterility?” asked one of the judges
Welcome to total failure: Why new GOP Congress’ first big bills are likely doomed
Jim Newell
GOP wants to push through Keystone and change Obamacare. That tiny "veto" thing may present some problems, however
“They’re not based in science”: Why GOP’s already pulling a post-election bait-and-switch
Katie McDonough
Republicans scrambled to avoid the subject of women's health during the midterms. Here's why it was all a farce
Richard Dawkins goes on anti-Islam rant: Blames Charlie Hebdo massacre on entire religion (update)
Sarah Gray
The professor took to Twitter to air his views on the attack, which killed 12
Kansas antiabortion activist suggests ban on fetal “beheadings”
Jenny Kutner
Inspired by journalist beheadings, a lobbyist is promoting a law to prevent "decapitations" during abortions
The right’s 2015 abortion scheme: Force women to wait days to get care
Katie McDonough
A growing number of states are considering extreme waiting periods to create obstacles to care
“The political landscape is not ready”: Meet the woman leading a D.I.Y. abortion revolution
Katie McDonough
"There’s so much acceptance that this is a safe option," says Dutch physician Rebecca Gomperts. But it took work
Kid Rock’s Guardian interview: If Clint Eastwood wrote a Kid Rock script
Erin Keane
A freedom-loving, fiscally conservative aging rock star defending his home with a shotgun--sounds like Oscar-bait
Ross Douthat’s real mistakes in 2014: Why his “confessions” fall short
Katie McDonough
The NYT columnist's list of "wrongs" in 2014 omits his most egregious mistakes around LGBTQ rights and racism
Jeb Bush: Gay couples’ rights should depend on where they live
Luke Brinker
Potential presidential candidate says marriage equality should be a "state decision"
States enacted over 200 abortion restrictions in the last 4 years alone
Jenny Kutner
A new report shows an enormous rise in the number of states considered "extremely hostile" to reproductive rights
The Huckster returns: Looking back at 7 of Mike Huckabee’s most vile moments
Luke Brinker
As the former Arkansas governor moves toward another presidential run, we take a trip down Memory Lane
Why activists and feminists get so many death threats
Valerie Tarico
Activists of all stripes reflect on the dangers of standing up for controversial ideas in the age of social media
Mario Cuomo: Catholicism’s best defender of choice
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The late governor's support for choice showed faith doesn't have to dictate politics
Our scary new Congress: Meet 5 Tea Party extremists taking office this month
Luke Brinker
These five hard-right Republicans promise to make the 114th Congress a spectacularly awful one
Mario Cuomo remembered: “I didn’t come into this business to be bland”
Associated Press
The great liberal governor and orator dies on the same day his son is sworn in to a second term as governor of N.Y.
Too poor for pop culture
D. Watkins
Where I live in East Baltimore, everything looks like "The Wire" and nobody cares what a "selfie" is
Authors’ favorite books: The ultimate literary guide to 2014
Michele Filgate
From Roxane Gay on Lindsay Hunter to Knausgaard on Donald Antrim, authors share the books they loved most this year
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