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Richard Nixon, hero of the American Left
Emmett Rensin
He's justifiably reviled by historians, but Nixon's politics were far more progressive than we give him credit
How the Christian right perverts adoption
Laura Barcella
The evangelical adoption boom is driven by creepy links between the Christian right and a billion-dollar industry
Is Ted Cruz the future of Texas?
Erica Grieder
The Tea Party favorite embodies the debate that will determine the Lone Star State's political direction
Fox News: Plan B “covers up rapes,” is “boon for creepy uncles”
Katie McDonough
Fox News' "The Five" weighs in on the FDA ruling to expand access to safe birth control
Peace Corps volunteer’s hellish abortion story
Irin Carmon
When Christine Carcano was raped in Peru, she felt the Peace Corps had her back. Until she needed an abortion
Ireland introduces proposal to clarify the legality of emergency abortions
Katie McDonough
The law would maintain current restrictions, but provide "clarity" on when emergency abortions are permissible
Paul Ryan has change of heart, now supports gay adoption
Katie McDonough
The Wisconsin Republican says he now supports adoption rights for gay couples, but continues to oppose gay marriage
Anti-Colbert Busch push polls reported in South Carolina
Jillian Rayfield
“What would you think of Elizabeth Colbert Busch if I told you she had had an abortion?” one call reportedly asked
Democrats hold edge in Massachusetts special election
Steve Peoples
Republicans are quietly conceding that Congressman Ed Markey is likely to fill John Kerry's senate seat
My job at the abortion hot line
Kerry Sheridan
I never met the women I counseled, but they taught me what it means to be pregnant, desperate and afraid
Breast cancer awareness is big business
Veronica Bayetti Flores
Pink ribbon campaigns and other mainstream initiatives might be hurting women more than they're helping
Colbert Busch goes there in debate with Sanford
Bruce Smith
The Democratic candidate reminded her Republican counterpart he used taxpayer funds to finance his affair
How to interpret Kirsten Gillibrand’s political opportunism
Irin Carmon
The skilled, potential presidential candidate has changed many of her positions. But do the ends justify the means?
Senate takes steps to reduce sexual violence in the military
Katie McDonough
Two Senate measures may help to reform military culture and reduce rampant sexual assault among service members
Is Michael Pollan a sexist pig?
Emily Matchar
"Femivores" have made DIY domesticity cool. But critics who blame feminism for obesity and fast food have it wrong
Amy Schumer: Women comedians will never be treated equally
Ej Dickson
Comedy Central's newest starlet talks sexting, Brazilian fetish porn and why women aren't considered funny
President Obama: “Planned Parenthood is not going anywhere”
Katie McDonough
Though he gave a spirited defense of abortion rights, Obama did not use the word "abortion" once during his remarks
El Salvador’s Supreme Court continues to stall on lifesaving abortion case
Katie McDonough
The court has yet to rule on a seriously ill woman's petition to terminate a non-viable pregnancy
For raped Peace Corps volunteers, little choice
Irin Carmon
Peace Corps volunteer tells Salon about being violated twice and denied abortion coverage, due to politics (UPDATE)
Barbara Bush is right
Joan Walsh
Known for her candor, the former first lady says Jeb shouldn’t run -- because “we’ve had enough Bushes.” Correct
3 murder charges dismissed in Gosnell case
Maryclaire Dale
The abortion provider could still face the death penalty if convicted in the deaths of four other newborns
Religion’s media persecution complex
Diane Winston
There is no secular conspiracy to curb religious news coverage. Audiences just aren't all that interested
The right tries to pin Gosnell on Obama
Irin Carmon
Parsing the bait-and-switch with Gosnell and all abortion care -- and a response to Ross Douthat
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