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US law enforcement blatantly ignores right-wing extremists
Matthew Harwood
Since 9/11, officials have targeted Muslim American communities. The real terrorist threat lies elsewhere
Texas Democrats try to defang sweeping antiabortion bill
Katie McDonough
The measure may have the votes to pass, leaving state Democrats working to lessen the bill's blunt impact
Texas’ proposed abortion restrictions could be a financial boon for Rick Perry’s sister
Katie McDonough
Milla Perry Jones, the governor's sister, is an executive at a company that operates ambulatory surgical centers
Goodbye forever, Rick Perry!
Alex Pareene
If the Texas governor thinks he'll make his return to political office in the White House, he's sorely mistaken
The worst things that have ever happened on Reddit
Prachi Gupta
A Reddit thread today recounted the moments when the vile comments on the site have had an impact on real life
Rick Perry won’t seek re-election in 2014
Will Weissert
The governor's decision clears the way for Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott to make a run at the GOP nomination
Texas political battle is about more than abortion
Katie McDonough
Texas lawmakers are jeopardizing women's -- and men's -- access to a litany of other vital health services
Texas abortion battle resumes after hiatus
Katie McDonough
Thousands of demonstrators are expected at the Capitol for an all-day Senate hearing on the antiabortion bill
Sunday morning news roundup: Five major clips
Katie McDonough
This week, talking heads on the Sunday shows cover Egypt, Texas, immigration, Snowden and more
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker signs Texas-style abortion ban
Katie McDonough
The law requires doctors to have hospital admitting privileges and mandates ultrasounds for women seeking abortions
Rick Perry still thinks Wendy Davis “hasn’t learned”
Katie McDonough
The Texas governor doubled down on his remarks about the filibustering state senator on Fox News Sunday
Case of pregnant 11-year-old rape victim reignites Chile’s abortion debate
Katie McDonough
In the wake of the news, many Chileans are urging their government to lift its absolute ban on abortion
New Texas abortion law punishes the poor
Andrea Flynn
Legislation would close most clinics, leaving women in rural regions with even fewer health care options than ever
“God is not great”: Christopher Hitchens is not a liar
Carlo Dellora
A new book says the famed atheist thinker's writing on religion is intellectually sloppy. It gets Hitch wrong
Why Cruz, Paul and Rubio dominate the Senate
Jonathan Bernstein
Here's what causes policies to advance in the Senate: A presidential contender thinks it helps his political career
The 10 most dangerous places to be a woman in America
Katie McDonough
Texas is just one of many states trying to bury abortion rights in red tape and petty bureaucracy
What men want, America delivers
Roxane Gay
From Robin Thicke's latest songs to abortion restrictions around the country, America's all about men's desires
Ice cream king Ben Cohen on campaign-finance reform: “Regular people can make their money talk”
Daniel D'Addario
Ben & Jerry's founder Ben Cohen is traveling the nation getting citizens to stamp their dollars. Here's why
Marco Rubio’s pathetic Rick Perry moment
Joan Walsh
Tea Party darling hurt himself by showing decency on immigration, now will remake himself as anti-abortion warrior
North Carolina adds sweeping antiabortion provisions to “anti-Sharia Law” bill
Katie McDonough
The antiabortion additions to the measure were announced unexpectedly during a committee meeting late Tuesday
Thousands turned away from Texas House committee hearing on antiabortion bill
Katie McDonough
More than 3,000 turned out to provide testimony on Tuesday, but only 90 testimonials were heard
Red-state women will transform America
Joan Walsh
Forget what cynical pundits say. Democrats need to win states like Texas and Kentucky, and fed-up women are the key
Irish lawmakers back measure to allow for abortion in limited cases
Katie McDonough
The proposed reform would clarify when abortion is legal in the country, and reinforce a prior Supreme Court ruling
Chris Christie isn’t “post-partisan” on LGBT rights
Bob Hennelly
The N.J. governor may be trying to craft a "post-partisan" national image. But on marriage, he's in a bitter fight
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