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Wendy Davis trails Rick Perry in potential Texas match-up
Jillian Rayfield
Though her name recognition has doubled since her filibuster, Davis is still trailing Perry in a new poll
Meet the Wendy Davis truthers
Katie McDonough
The Texas lawmaker looks a little different than she did 30 years ago, and one anonymous blog wants to know why
Five states see new antiabortion laws go into effect
Katie McDonough
This week, several new laws restricting abortion access went into effect around the country
Stop comparing Wendy Davis to the Khaleesi!
Daniel D'Addario
...Or Leslie Knope, or Tami Taylor. The filibustering Texas state senator deserves to be discussed on her own terms
Six amazing signs from the “Stand with Texas Women” rally
Katie McDonough
Thousands of Texans turned out on Monday to support reproductive rights -- and get cheeky with some poster board
Best of the worst: Right-wing tweets on the Texas abortion battle
Alex Halperin
Conservatives' most discordant responses to Wendy Davis
Texas Senate meets, promptly votes to recess until July 9
Katie McDonough
The opening day of the hotly anticipated second special legislative session lasted all of 30 minutes
Planned Parenthood gets the Tami Taylor seal of approval
Katie McDonough
Connie Britton has partnered with the women's health service provider on a campaign to "stand with Texas women"
Ohio governor signs budget laced with antiabortion provisions
Katie McDonough
The two-year budget also includes amendments to defund Planned Parenthood and cut funding to rape crisis centers
CBO says GOP abortion bill would raise the deficit
Jillian Rayfield
Federal deficits would increase by an estimated $75 million between 2014 and 2018, according to the CBO
Wendy Davis gears up for round two of Texas abortion battle
Katie McDonough
Davis and her Democratic colleagues prepare for the second special session on Monday afternoon
It’s not just Whitey Bulger: Meet another Mafia killer aided for decades by the FBI
Peter Lance
The Colombo family killer stopped counting after 50 murders. A deal with the feds helped him get away with it all
Wendy Davis: Battle isn’t over on Texas abortion bill
Jillian Rayfield
"We will fight as we begin the session again on Monday," she said
Sunday shows: What you missed
Jim Newell
Punditry experts this week ended racism, fomented homophobia and grew mustaches
DOMA isn’t dead yet
TOM GUALTIERI
This week's rulings were a welcome first step, but marriage laws have still been left in the hands of the states
New York legislation will never be progressive
Steven Wishnia
Given Albany's dysfunction, it's no wonder state officials blew it on campaign finance reform and legalized pot
You made Wendy Davis possible
Jonathan Bernstein
Monumental achievements won this week -- from reproductive rights to marriage equality -- prove the power of voters
Breaking: Not all gays are alike!
Mary Elizabeth Williams
USA Today uncovers the shocking news that not all gay people will get married
Fewer Americans are seeking unemployment benefits
Faine Greenwood
The Commerce Department reports consumer spending is also on the rise, indicating modest economic growth
Rick Perry says Wendy Davis “hasn’t learned from her own example”
Katie McDonough
In a bizarre move, the Texas governor tried to use Davis' life story to undermine women's reproductive rights
Wendy Davis: Texas Senate intentionally tried to rig the vote
Katie McDonough
Davis tells Anderson Cooper that she knows the vote timestamp on the antiabortion bill was changed "intentionally"
It’s a Wendy Davis nation, now
Irin Carmon
For years, Democrats' pro-choice stance was blamed for losing "values" voters. Today, that's all changing fast
When Twitter does what journalism can’t
Roxane Gay
On Wendy Davis' filibuster (and, in a way, on DOMA), social media showed mainstream news what it couldn't ignore
Social media’s wildest 24 hours
Andrew Leonard
From the Supreme Court to Austin and back again: The arc of online sound and fury bends toward justice
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