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Johns Hopkins grants antiabortion group official status as campus organization
Katie McDonough
The group will continue to conduct "sidewalk interference" outside of clinics, now with possible university funding
Are the culture wars really over?
Sarah Posner
Views on sex, drugs and religion still dictate public policy decisions more than we might like to think
Pope Francis may be luring some lapsed Catholics back to the church
Katie McDonough
Is the new pontiff's "human touch" persuading some former believers to return to the fold?
Must-see morning clip: Sodomy, zygotes and welfare
Prachi Gupta
Jon Stewart takes on the "red state trifecta" and its anti-abortion laws
Liberals should fear Chris Christie
Don Hazen
The GOP all-star is far from a moderate -- he's a social progressive's worst nightmare
I’m on the road!
Joan Walsh
I’m driving from San Francisco to New York with my dog, because, well, that’s what you do when you have a dog
“I’m not a feminist, but…”
Katie McDonough
These forces of nature may "run the world," but they won't cop to the F-bomb
Judge overrules Obama to protect women’s health
Irin Carmon
Crucial victory had to come from GOP-appointed judge -- not cowardly Obama or Sebelius
New York Times to Ruth Bader Ginsburg: Roe was not “too far, too fast”
Katie McDonough
The Times editorial board takes issue with the justice's remarks, and the equal rights opponents exploiting them
Washington state may require insurers to cover abortion
Katie McDonough
With Arkansas and North Dakota on a race to the bottom with draconian abortion laws, Washington stands up for women
When being HIV-positive was a crime
Todd Heywood
Decades after the AIDS crisis, some of the people behind HIV-criminalization reflect on the fear that fueled them
The antiabortion movement’s brewing civil war
Irin Carmon
Abortion bans in N. Dakota and Arkansas looked like wins for "pro-lifers." But the movement is deeply divided
Ben Carson compares homosexuality to murder
Alex Seitz-Wald
In a 1999 book, the future GOP star explains numerous abominations, and vows not to be "politically correct"
North Dakota and Arkansas gear up for legal challenges to extreme abortion laws
Katie McDonough
Reproductive rights advocates contend both laws violate Roe v. Wade, and expect them to be struck down in court
How Jimmy Carter imperiled Roe v. Wade
Michael J. Gerhardt
Pro-life Democrat didn't defend abortion rights against Reagan's attacks, helped create right-leaning Supreme Court
North Dakota, socialist haven?
Les Leopold
The booming Bank of North Dakota proves the oil-rich state is red in more ways than one
Libertarians name North Dakota “most free” state
Alex Pareene
Sorry, women! Your "freedoms" aren't as important as freedom from excessive taxation
North Dakota may not spend a dime defending unconstitutional abortion ban
Katie McDonough
A non-profit conservative litigation group has offered their services pro-bono
War on women is still losing
Joan Walsh
North Dakota’s ugly anti-abortion laws show the desperation of extremist groups as they focus on small states
Our impotent Supreme Court
Paul Campos
The marriage cases demonstrate that the Court does not drive social change. It merely reflects it after the fact
Planned Parenthood president: Abortion could be heading back to the Supreme Court
Katie McDonough
Cecile Richards thinks the growing crop of extreme anti-choice laws will send abortion back to the high court
Idea for Supreme Court: Focus on law, not politics
David Sirota
Justices' comments suggest marriage equality might be judged not on legal merits but irrelevant, external factors
North Dakota: Abortion’s new battleground
JAMES MacPHERSON
Officials are gearing up for heated legal disputes over the state's controversial new ban
North Dakota governor makes 6-week abortion ban official
Associated Press
Gov. Jack Dalrymple also signed into law another measure that would prohibit abortions based on genetic defects
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