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Mississippi’s last abortion clinic hangs in the balance

Katie McDonough
The state is attempting to revoke the clinic's license, citing noncompliance with a 2012 law for abortion providers

Scott Brown’s cold feet

Steve Kornacki
All those fears about Democrats losing John Kerry's seat may be melting away before our eyes

In immigration reform, remembering the women

Irin Carmon
From family reunification to informal work, keeping immigrant women in the conversation

GOP prepares to blame Obama for immigration deal collapse

Alex Pareene
Republicans position themselves to walk away from immigration reform -- trying to score points along the way

Lindsey Graham hits bottom

Joan Walsh
He claims Hillary Clinton “got away with murder” in Benghazi while blocking immigration rights for same-sex couples

Antiabortion activists block sexual health funding for at-risk teens

Katie McDonough
North Dakota State University froze $1.2 million in sex ed. funds because of pressure from anti-choice activists

Is abortion about women?

Irin Carmon
Ross Douthat's latest New York Times Op-Ed suggests the Republican Party can't quite decide

New Mexico lawmaker resurrects bill making abortion after rape a felony

Katie McDonough
After the blowback of trying to prosecute rape victims, Rep. Cathrynn Brown wants to go after abortion providers

Sam Brownback’s Kansas is a resort for “makers”

Jamelle Bouie
The governor has transformed the state into a laboratory for ultraconservative policies

Dems: Nominate Martin O’Malley for president!

Jonathan Bernstein
No matter how much you may want Hillary to win, the more candidates running for president, the better

Cathrynn Brown wants to abort mission

Mary Elizabeth Williams
The New Mexico Republican is now "horrified" at her own proposed rape-victim-punishing bill

A kinder, gentler Erick Erickson?

Jillian Rayfield
Erickson, who once called David Souter a "goat-f*cker," says conservatives have become "purveyors of outrage"

A rape a minute, a thousand corpses a year

Rebecca Solnit
An indie look at the global epidemic of violence against women.

Catholic hospital argues fetuses aren’t people in malpractice suit

Katie McDonough
Yes, Catholic Health Initiatives' latest move is hypocritical, but they are following the law. That's a good thing

New Mexico lawmaker wants to criminalize abortions after rape as “tampering with evidence”

Katie McDonough
State Rep. Cathrynn Brown would charge a rape victim who ended her pregnancy with a third-degree felony

Talking about abortion in the religious South

Katie McDonough
First: You don't avoid religion, you embrace it head on. Oh, and you don't say the word "abortion"

So what if abortion ends life?

Mary Elizabeth Williams
I believe that life starts at conception. And it's never stopped me from being pro-choice

Mississippi’s last abortion provider

Sharon Lerner
Meet Willie Parker, the public face of the effort to save the state's only abortion clinic

Ozone layer on the mend

Simeon Tegel
With international cooperation, its holes are finally shrinking. But the climate change fight is far from over

5 things you don’t know about Roe

Irin Carmon
On the 40th anniversary of the landmark abortion rights decision, a look at what it meant -- and what it didn't

“Juno” isn’t the average abortion

Amanda Marcotte
Forty years after Roe v. Wade, why do we still think of white middle-class women as the typical abortion patients?

Support for abortion rights at an all-time high

Katie McDonough
A majority of Americans say Roe v. Wade should stand. Now activists on both sides are shifting strategies

Obama II: Older, wiser, stronger

Joan Walsh
Standing up to the three Ns – the NRA, Norquist and the neocons – the president guaranteed us a better second term

Restricting abortions will backfire on conservatives

Jamelle Bouie
If the GOP wants to reach low-income families, it'll make sure they have the resources to care for their kids
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