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Millennials are just this screwed: The next generation will not do as well as their parents
June Carbone, Naomi Cahn
Income inequality is dramatically reshaping opportunities available to middle-class kids — and it's getting worse
The end of abortion in the South?: This interactive map shows all of the clinics impacted by draconian anti-choice laws
Katie McDonough
States throughout the South (and much of the country, really) are in the midst of a full-blown crisis
Toni Braxton claims her son’s autism was God’s punishment for abortion, may be due to vaccinations
Daniel D'Addario
The singer has complicated things to say about autism, vaccines, and abortion
GOP’s trifecta of doom: How candidates, issues and culture are building a 2016 calamity
Paul Rosenberg
To fully sense its crumbling apparatus, look not just at folks like Rubio and Cruz -- but also Rush and Sterling
Anti-choice pseudoscience hits a new low: North Dakota argues that viability begins at conception
Katie McDonough
North Dakota is developing a legal strategy to strike at the very heart of Roe v. Wade. It's a terrifying prospect
Tea Party gimmick gets exposed: Why it was always a tool of the Republicans
Heather Digby Parton
The myth that the movement was all about economic issues -- not social ones -- is finally laid bare. Here's how
Mitt Romney’s sad comeback attempt: One man’s adorable attempt at new relevance
Simon Maloy
Team Romney tries to spin Mitt's financial largess into enthusiasm for the Romney "brand." Um, no
Conservatives’ real “reproductive health” plot: “These incremental laws are part of a greater strategy to end abortion”
Katie McDonough
Louisiana passes a new admitting privileges requirement, while abortion access in the South hangs in the balance
Rand Paul and Marco Rubio’s worst nightmare: Trapped between crazy GOP base and actual reality
Paul Rosenberg
Two front-runners have a bad week on voter ID and climate change. It's hard to keep Tea Party happy, and be honest
Cancelled anti-gay HGTV hosts: Satan is the reason evolution is taught in schools
Sarah Gray
The bigoted sons of evangelist Flip Benham discuss satan's hold on the world with Glenn Beck
“There’s no going back”: Rebecca Solnit on the bright future of feminism
Rebecca Solnit
The author of "Men Explain Things to Me" explains why conservatives can't erase the gains of Roe v. Wade
Rep. Lewis: Obama judicial nominee “is in direct opposition to everything I have stood for during my career”
Ian Blair
The civil rights hero and Georgia congressman slams federal bench nominee Michael Boggs
Have the Duggars stopped “counting”?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A preview hints at a new "season of life"
GOP’s insane Georgia primary: Why party’s establishment will never be the same
Jim Newell
With its five Senate candidates all hard right, GOP "establishment" now means "least likely to make awful gaffes"
Will the power plants of the future burn dead bodies?
Rory Tolan
A facility in Oregon was caught using human remains to produce energy. The revelation disgusts us — but why?
The evangelical presidency: Reagan’s dangerous love affair with the Christian right
Steven P. Miller
How Reagan's landslide victory in 1980 made the Moral Majority a force to be reckoned with in American politics
Fox News’ divisive race strategy: How O’Reilly, Hannity and Coulter intentionally tore America apart
Matthew W. Hughey, Gregory S. Parks
False claims go unchallenged, racial fears are stoked -- and political scientists discover it helps GOP at polls
R.I.P. social conservatism: Why it’s dying — and the coming realignment
Michael Lind
Don't cheer yet, liberals. A direct consequence could be the crack-up of today’s Democratic coalition. Here's why
Conservatives huddle to “recommit” to their own imagined victimization
Jim Newell
GOP candidates all agree on the same right-wing policies, so why are "anti-establishment" types still complaining?
GOP political circus: The disturbing spectacle of the viral Idaho debate
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A political conversation goes off course, and that's not a win for anybody
5 conservative delusions that are getting more insane every day
Amanda Marcotte
In the face of reality, these right-wing myths just keep getting more and more elaborate
Why courts are allowing redefinitions of emergency contraception
Andrea Flynn
More than 100 new cases threaten to confuse the general population and stigmatize basic methods of contraception
Fringe contenders send Idaho governor debate viral
Rebecca Boone
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