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Jenny Slate: Abortion is something that’s normal
Nigel M. Smith
The breakout star of "Obvious Child" on how she's everything and nothing like her film's lead character
GOP’s new bribery scandal: How dirty will they get to mess with Obamacare?
Jim Newell
Virginia GOP's corrupt plan to block the Medicaid expansion makes the "Cornhusker Kickback" look like child's play
Tony Abbott spends millions to push God in schools
Lynette Eyb
The prime minister has allocated $226 million for more chaplains, all while slashing his country's education budget
Shocking movie portrayal: Why “Obvious Child” is a revolutionary fairy tale
Katie McDonough
In this striking new film, a woman has sex, gets pregnant and has an abortion. And she isn't punished for it!
Republicans think touching Glamour magazine makes them female-friendly
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Worst conservative photo op of the week?
4 inconvenient facts conservatives conveniently ignore
Amanda Marcotte
Right-wingers are blasting Obama for bringing home Bowe Bergdahl. How quickly they forget GOP's history with POWs
“Obvious Child”: An abortion rom-com makes history
Andrew O'Hehir
This indie comedy hit, built around the irresistible Jenny Slate, blasts through pop culture's abortion taboo
Ohio considers banning insurance coverage of all abortion — even if the pregnancy is life threatening
Katie McDonough
"I’m not a medical doctor," says the Republican sponsor of the bill that would let lawmakers play doctor
An Irish Catholic orphanage hid the bodies of 800 children
Mary Elizabeth Williams
What happened to the children of "The Home"?
Mississippi GOP Senate primary heading for runoff
David Espo, Emily Wagner Pettus
Neither incumbent Thad Cochran nor challenger Chris McDaniel were able to clear the 50 percent threshold
America’s red dawn: The Bolshevik roots of the Tea Party
Alexei Bayer
Tea Partiers may be loathe to admit it, but their rise is reminiscent of the Communist faction's a century ago
“Get out of people’s personal lives”: Meet the sweeping abortion restriction that even “pro-life” voters won’t support
Katie McDonough
How sweeping does a measure have to be for conservative "pro-life" voters to turn on it? Tennessee may find out
8 worst right-wing moments of the week — Bill O’Reilly is so smug it hurts
Janet Allon
The Fox News host mansplains inequality to Megyn Kelly, while Joe the Plumber makes disgusting UCSB comments
Birther pioneer Jerome Corsi: Impeach Obama for immigration reform
David Neiwert
The right-wing conspiracy theorist is once again calling for the president's removal from office
“His murder did not stop us”: Meet the women keeping George Tiller’s legacy alive in Wichita
Katie McDonough
Five years after Tiller's assassination, his former clinic honors his memory by providing fearless care for Kansans
It’s OK to like an abortion clinic
Mary Elizabeth Williams
An anti-choice group is outraged over a provider's friendly Facebook page
Things are about to go from bad to worse in Oklahoma: Governor signs off on Texas-style abortion restrictions
Katie McDonough
An admitting privilege requirement threatens to leave one clinic to serve 3.8 million people
Why so many Christians still believe in demons and Satan
Adam Lee
Harvard's black mass controversy is far from an anomaly, and reveals how unreformed the Catholic Church remains
Social conservatives’ dire moment: Why they’re slowly losing America
Heather Digby Parton
There's a very hopeful trend -- but justice also entails economic issues. And here's where things get complicated
A fetus is more than “goo”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Sarah Silverman heats up the abortion debate again
Sarah Silverman on anti-choice lawmakers: “It’s goo. It’s goo that they’re so worried about”
Katie McDonough
And guess what! It's OK to define a pregnancy as "goo," but it's also OK not to! Life is complicated!
Toni Braxton’s strange diagnosis: Checking the science on her autism claims
Russell Saunders M.D.
Pop star theorized that her baby got autism due to prior abortion -- and weighed in on vaccines. Here are the facts
GOP’s post-Obama problem: Why they’re lost without him — and with the electorate he helped create
Joan Walsh
The establishment vanquished the Tea Party by drinking its poison — but has no plan for life after this president
Jimmy Carter’s evangelical downfall: Reagan, religion and the 1980 presidential election
Randall Balmer
Jimmy Carter ushered in an era of progressive evangelicalism. But the religious right made sure it was short-lived
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