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5 Tea Partyers who could lose reelection next week
Luke Brinker
Swept in during the 2010 wave, these five GOPers might be looking for new work after Election Day
5 biggest midterm flameouts
Luke Brinker
Once touted as top-tier candidates, these pols are headed for defeat in six days
Driving to an abortion clinic in Texas is really expensive
Jenny Kutner
In case you didn't believe Texas is huge, gas is expensive and abortion clinics are limited, here's a helpful chart
Right-wing hacks’ war on medicine: Why they botch Ebola, abortion and other health policy
Katie McDonough
Whether it's mandatory quarantine or admitting privileges, pols like Andrew Cuomo disregard best medical practice
What’s the matter with Kansas? A dispatch from the front lines of its fight for marriage equality
Steven Rosenfeld
Despite the state's fiercely conservative politics, its LGBT movement is slowly but surely gaining traction
Wingnuts’ stunning new lie: 5 far-right Republicans now pretending to be pro-choice
Jenny Kutner
GOP Senate candidates have taken up a fun new campaign tactic: Lying about their positions on reproductive health
5 worst right-wing moments of the week — Kirk Cameron’s Christian Halloween sounds super weird
Janet Allon
The former TV star has a theory about Obama costumes and Satan, while Pat Robertson talks about "the gays"
Kansas Supreme Court upholds conviction of George Tiller’s murderer
Jenny Kutner
Scott Roeder, who killed the late-term abortion provider in 2009, could be resentenced to life in prison
Meet the Kansans fighting conservatives tooth and nail for gay rights
Steven Rosenfeld
Home to the Westboro Baptist Church, the state is as homophobic as any in the union. A brave few are taking a stand
One Percent’s politics of nothing: Why inequality is absent in these midterms
Elias Isquith
For all the money spent and all the attention paid, this year's midterms feel incredibly small. Here's why
The right’s new “choice” sham: GOP phonies embrace the word while railroading abortion access
Katie McDonough
Colorado gubernatorial candidate Bob Beauprez's record on "choice" is bad. His record on access is worse
4 reasons Martha Coakley could lose in Massachusetts — again
Luke Brinker
Plus: Sarah Palin endorses a Democrat, and the latest on key races in Georgia and Colorado
Rick Santorum: Conservatives losing young people because gay community has “silenced the church”
Jenny Kutner
The former senator feels conservatives are "marginalized" by a "rabidly secular" movement aimed at shutting him up
Woman starts fundraiser to build 6-foot-tall vagina statue and fund abortions
Jenny Kutner
"I am ready to say 'f**k you' to the rich, white men in Texas who are limiting my rights," the artist said
“Our biggest opponent in the country”: How Mitch McConnell netted a powerful enemy
Elias Isquith
This year's midterm election has special relevance for the money-in-politics battle, a leading reformer explains
Meet the “pro-life” activist who cried (in a sad way!) when millions of people got health insurance
Katie McDonough
SBA List president Marjorie Dannenfelser supports a "culture of life." Unless you're poor and uninsured, that is
No, Kate Middleton isn’t “glowing”
Hayley Krischer
The media is determined to foist a perfect pregnancy narrative onto Middleton, despite all evidence to the contrary
GOP congressional candidate: Public schools remind me of Nazi Germany
Luke Brinker
Newly unearthed audio captures Georgia GOPer Jody Hice's unhinged thoughts on public schools. Oh, and he's winning
GOP Senate candidate exposed: How Thom Tillis helped banks shaft poor borrowers
Luke Brinker
A new report sheds light on how the North Carolina House speaker went to bat for his financial industry backers
The “Teen Mom” story we don’t see on TV: Why high school students need birth control and parental leave
Katie McDonough
Our squeamishness about teen pregnancy is hurting young parents and closing off a vital policy debate
10 key questions in the fight for Senate control
Luke Brinker
With just two weeks until Election Day, here's what we need to know
RIP “mansplaining”: The Internet ruined one of our most useful terms
Benjamin Hart
At this point, the term is actually inflaming the online gender wars instead of clarifying them
Colorado tests reach of Democrats’ ground game
Nicholas Riccardi
What we really talk about when we talk about religion
Sean McElwee
In every heated conversation about faith and violence, there's one thing that everybody gets wrong
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