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Tennessee’s extreme anti-choice amendment puts abortion further out of reach in the South
Katie McDonough
Two personhood measures failed Tuesday night, but Tennessee voters approved an extreme antiabortion amendment
Debbie Downer’s official guide to women and the 2014 elections
Katie McDonough
The GOP took the Senate. Judicial nominee gridlock awaits. A draconian abortion restriction prevailed. Womp womp
America’s worst new congressman: Why Georgia’s Jody Hice is so frightening
Garrett Martin
He thinks abortion is "worse than Hitler," and hates gays, women and Muslims. Here's what's headed to Congress
The good news from last night: Here’s what went right in the midterms
Elias Isquith
Obviously, progressives took a beating on Tuesday. But Scott Brown losing wasn't the only silver lining
It’s Ted Cruz’s Senate now: GOP wins control
Luke Brinker
GOP retakes the chamber after eight years in the minority
GOP one seat short of Senate majority: Republican Cory Gardner beats Dem Sen. Mark Udall in Colorado
Luke Brinker
The GOP congressman's victory is the fifth GOP pickup of the night
GOP loses Pennsylvania governorship: Dem Tom Wolfe defeats Tom Corbett
Luke Brinker
The first-term GOPer trailed in the polls the entire race
Conservative website comes up with fun last-minute nickname for Wendy Davis: She’s a “gynecist”
Jenny Kutner
American Thinker has a new (derogatory?) term for the gubernatorial candidate, and it sounds kind of awesome
Oklahoma Supreme Court blocks two antiabortion measures
Jenny Kutner
The court halted laws that would have shuttered clinics and drastically reduced access to medication abortion
Study: Women are less likely to tell pro-life friends about their abortions
Jenny Kutner
New research underscores what we already know: Women often keep abortions secret for fear of being stigmatized
Personhood isn’t the only reproductive justice issue on the ballot today: Here’s a California initiative to watch
Katie McDonough
A California ballot proposal to convert certain crimes from felonies to misdemeanors helps women and families
Born this way: Why people might be hardwired to become Republicans
Joanna Rothkopf
In a study, Republicans were more grossed-out by disturbing images
Supreme Court upholds law to prevent crisis pregnancy centers from lying to women
Jenny Kutner
The New York City law requires antiabortion counselors to disclose whether they have medical personnel on site
Frank Bruni’s embarrassingly dumb midterm column: Why the NYT columnist should spare us his hot takes
Luke Brinker
The smarmy columnist's latest doozy is a spectacular panoply of false equivalence and lazy, armchair analysis
The right tries to buy a judge: Why the Kochs are throwing cash at a state judicial race
Eric Stern
A race for a state Supreme Court seat in Montana might seem like a sleepy affair. Here's how it became a debacle
Fast, cheap and out of control: How hyper-consumerism drives us mad
Mark C. Taylor
Hyper-fast, hyper-modern markets demand more, new, now. But all this choice is inefficient and damaging
Righteous rage, impotent fury: Thomas Frank returns to Kansas to hunt the last days of Sam Brownback and Pat Roberts
Thomas Frank
On eve of a possible GOP rout, Frank goes home to rediscover the matter with Kansas and all American politics
New question in Texas: Can Davis survive defeat?
Will Weissert, Paul J. Weber
Michelle Rhee’s favorite wingnuts: A look at the GOP candidates the education “reformer” is backing
Luke Brinker
Flush with hedge fund cash, Rhee's group is going all out to help the GOP keep control of the New York Senate
Rick Santorum’s personal agony: How his religious politics got sidelined
Heather Digby Parton
A few years ago, he was his party's presidential runner-up -- now, Rick Santorum is far from its heir apparent
Watch this excellent pro-choice debate answer: New York A.G. Eric Schneiderman schools his GOP opponent
Katie McDonough
Colorado's Cory Gardner and others are claiming to be men who support choice. Meet one who really does
Anti-gay marriage group endorses pro-LGBT Democrats just to spite their gay GOP opponents
Luke Brinker
The National Organization for Marriage makes some bizarre picks in two House battlegrounds
GOP’s abortion tipping point: How a midterm sweep could move the needle even further to the right
Katie McDonough
Mitch McConnell has boasted about introducing a 20-week ban in the Senate. That's just the beginning
Meet another wingnut who’s trying to lie about his anti-choice record
Jenny Kutner
Republican Dennis Richardson wants to push Oregon's first abortion restrictions as governor. Sound moderate to you?
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