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GOP lawmaker: Extreme abortion ban justified because of masturbating fetuses
Katie McDonough
Rep. Michael Burgess has seen fetuses with "their hands between their legs" as early as 15 weeks, he says
Unions give boost to Turkish protest movement
Jamey Keaten, Nebi Qena
Laborers went on strike Monday, leading rallies across the country
Republicans think they’re winning the abortion wars now
Irin Carmon
Their latest charade -- a proposed 20-week national abortion ban -- will never pass. But it reveals so much
GOP plan to appeal to millennials: “Make abortion funny”
Alex Seitz-Wald
Young Christian-right leaders think the answer to their problems with young voters lies in more snark
The theme song of the radical right
John Stauffer, Benjamin Soskis
How "Battle Hymn of the Republic" -- Reagan's favorite song -- became the background music of the modern GOP
House GOP quietly adds rape and incest exception to abortion bill
Jillian Rayfield
The move follows Trent Franks' comment that pregnancies resulting from rape are "very low"
Trent Franks fundraises off of rape comment
Jillian Rayfield
The House Republican also told supporters that he's "been through a spin dryer" since the remark
Paul Ryan claims Obamacare will force churches to cover abortions
Alex Seitz-Wald
The former vice presidential candidate throws factless fearmongering red meat to social conservatives
White House responds to “alarming” Trent Franks rape comment
Jillian Rayfield
Franks had said that the rate of pregnancy resulting from rape is "very low"
There is no “forced fatherhood” crisis
Mary Elizabeth Williams
"Do men now have less reproductive autonomy than women?" asks a Times Op-Ed. In a word, no
Gov. Scott “Ultrasound” will never be president
Joan Walsh
The governor’s 2016 hopes will be dashed by his signing Wisconsin’s mandatory ultrasound bill
What happens when a woman is denied an abortion?
Katie McDonough
A groundbreaking study looks at different outcomes among women forced to carry unwanted pregnancies to term
House GOPer: Rate of pregnancy from rape is “very low”
Jillian Rayfield
Rep. Trent Franks of Arizona was arguing against a rape and incest exception to an abortion ban
Ohio abortion clinic closes its doors, foreshadowing state budget impact
Katie McDonough
After failing to obtain a transfer agreement with area hospitals, a Toledo clinic closes after nearly 30 years
“One and Only” author: “It’s like I’m suggesting that people should have aborted their own children”
Teddy Wayne
Author Lauren Sandler discusses the blowback she's gotten for suggesting that only children might be just fine
Feds back morning-after pill for women of all ages
Tom Hays
The Obama administration said Monday it plans to comply with a U.S. district judge's order
Red, blue states more brightly colored than ever
Robert Reich
With Congress incapable of passing any kind of legislation, state governments are growing increasingly extreme
A memoir of female lust
Tracy Clark-Flory
Katherine Angel bares all in a strikingly honest book about women's desire, and her own sexuality
Why the right is confounded by military sexual assault
Irin Carmon
They believe two contradictory myths: Rape is a logical result of hormones. And "All-American" boys don't commit it
Ohio approves budget to defund Planned Parenthood, rape crisis centers
Katie McDonough
The Ohio Senate passed a budget that would slash funding for rape crisis centers and women's health facilities
Security expert: All Occupiers’ phones were logged
Natasha Lennard
Steven Ramdam said everyone who attended an Occupy protest with a cellphone had data tracked
Struggling to define abortion in El Salvador
Katie McDonough
The Salvadorian health ministry approved a cesarean to terminate a high-risk pregnancy, but was it an abortion?
Reddit targets crisis pregnancy center over deceptive antiabortion practices
Katie McDonough
The social news site is exposing an antiabortion clinic's deceptive practices against women seeking abortion care
El Salvador’s “Beatriz” in recovery after cesarean
Katie McDonough
The procedure was performed on Monday, ending Beatriz's dangerous pregnancy and long legal battle to save her life
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