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Atheist churches: A new type of secular community
Adam Lee
They're trying to offer all the best parts of church, but without the religion
Limbaugh conservatism’s next test: Anti-women dogma’s inevitable cost
Brian Beutler
With SCOTUS considering contraception requirements for health care, conservatives are approaching another landmine
Poll: Faithful Catholics are an endangered species
Linda Woodhead
"Zero percent of British Catholics now look to religious leaders for guidance as they make decisions"
Texas abortion restrictions are harming women’s health
Andrea Flynn
As clinics close, many women have to choose between food, shelter and essential healthcare
5 ways to make the world a better place this holiday season
Katie McDonough
Some tips for giving time and money this year to help those in need
Sorry, Pope Francis: Reproductive justice and LGBTQ rights are economic issues, too
Katie McDonough
The new pope's economic justice platform will continue to fall short if it ignores women's and LGBTQ rights
“Homeland” recap: The rebuilding of Nicholas Brody
Jen Chaney
Will Brody survive this season of “Homeland,” or is his latest effort truly a suicide mission?
Slavery, Katrina and Watergate: The right’s obsession with exaggerating
Paul Rosenberg
To unburden historical guilt, the right uses trumped-up charges against liberals. It's their form of blame-shifting
“Philomena”: The nuns stole her baby, 50 years ago
Andrew O'Hehir
Steve Coogan and Judi Dench are the year's most potent odd couple in the subtle and heart-wrenching "Philomena"
After GOP “reforms,” Texas family planning program serving 77 percent fewer women
Katie McDonough
For an additional cost of nearly 20 percent
After defeat in Albuquerque, antiabortion activists learn that trying to scare voters is a losing strategy
Katie McDonough
Apparently being accused of being participants in an "abortion holocaust" alienated many voters
Sorry, Frank Bruni: Liz Cheney is no worse than Congress
Josh Eidelson
Pundits privilege interpersonal ethics over the suffering of millions, and pretend gay marriage is beyond politics
What Wendy Davis gets wrong
Katie McDonough
She's a hugely important leader -- but when she says everyone wants to "see zero abortions," she's not helping
Albuquerque voters defeat 20-week abortion ban, issue major blow to national antiabortion movement
Katie McDonough
The vote is a major setback for anti-choice activists hoping to use the city as a test lab for a national strategy
Supreme Court decides not to block Texas’ abortion law
The Associated Press
The vote was another 5-4 decision
Sarah Silverman on the assault on reproductive rights: “I think vaginas really, really scare people”
Katie McDonough
The comedian and activist hosted a fundraiser for Texas reproductive heath clinics Monday night
Republicans will keep heading right!: What the media doesn’t comprehend
Paul Rosenberg
Chattering classes are convinced Chris Christie will move GOP to the center. This totally misunderstands history
Albuquerque voters to decide on nation’s first municipal abortion ban
Katie McDonough
The outcome of Tuesday's vote may signal the start of a new strategy to restrict access at the city level
Progressive women will get their revenge on Karl Rove
Joan Walsh
Conservatives mock Wendy Davis and other Texas women for ties to national feminists, but we’ll have the last laugh!
Femen protestors go topless to disrupt anti-abortion rally in Madrid
Associated Press
The five women were attacked with red spray paint by the crowd
10 worst right-wing statements of the week — abortion typhoon edition
Janet Allon
One Christian historian has decided women's rights around the world helped power deadly Typhoon Haiyan
Women share their stories of being lied to by crisis pregnancy centers
Katie McDonough
"They told me condoms have holes and birth control causes cancer," writes one woman
Glenn Beck tells Kathie Lee Gifford that abortion is the equivalent of slavery
Daniel D'Addario
On Gifford's podcast, the broadcaster says that the founders' "frame of mind" explains slavery
Democrats finally start playing offense for abortion rights
Katie McDonough
Republicans have passed close to 200 abortion restrictions since 2011. Democrats are finally waking up
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