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5 radical right-wing food companies
Lauren Kelley
These food chains are owned by far right-wingers who've funded conservative super-PACs
Chick-fil-A starts a culture war
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A popular fast-food joint has become a gay-rights battleground -- with celebs, Muppets and politicians involved
What Arizona’s abortion ban means for Roe v. Wade
Irin Carmon
A lawsuit in Ariz. finally challenges 20-week abortion bans -- but a Romney victory could make all the difference
Mitt’s “retroactive” escape
Steve Kornacki
A top Romney aide unwittingly acknowledges a vast gray area that the candidate pretends doesn’t exist
Religion’s biggest threats
Adam Lee
Our economy runs on the fossil fuels of oil, gas and coal, but our society runs on the fossil fuel of religion
1 Flesh pushes condomless sex
Amanda Marcotte
Christian group's slick marketing takes on birth control
Condi for VP?
Alex Seitz-Wald
Drudge says Romney wants Condi; Dems push for campaign finance transparency; and other top Friday stories
Pick of the week: “Trishna” rebukes Bollywood
Andrew O'Hehir
Pick of the week: Michael Winterbottom's brave and ruthless love story is the anti-"Slumdog Millionaire"
Will China abandon its one-child policy?
Benjamin Carlson
While the government credits the one-child policy with aiding economic growth, demographers and economists disagree
Religious right’s plan for beating Obama
Adele M. Stan
Faith and Freedom Coalition, "a 21st-century version of the Christian Coalition on steroids," is leading the effort
Mitt Romney has even more positions on abortion than you think
Irin Carmon
Romney has reversed his old pro-choice positions, but now he can't decide how far to take his newfound extremism
Africa’s abortion-rights breakthrough
Irin Carmon
Despite U.S. right-wingers' best efforts, Kenya's abortion restrictions are being loosened in hopes fewer women die
Religious right’s new rivals
Sarah Posner
There's a growing group of conservative Christians that's even more extreme -- and also in love with Ron Paul
Where’s our right to die?
Santiago Wills
Assisted suicide is making inroads in Canada and some European countries, but progress has been slower in America
The GOP’s world of pain
Joan Walsh
Attacks on Obamacare slam Romneycare, too. So let's just bash John Roberts. Why this issue won't go away
Mississippi “moral values”
Irin Carmon
Mississippi's only abortion clinic gets a temporary reprieve from a Bush appointee
Miss Holocaust Survivor
Freya Petersen
In Israel, a 79-year-old was crowned in a pageant that is being criticized as "macabre"
Viva la diferencia
David Agren
In Sunday's elections, it's likely the liberal Mexican capital will once again go against the grain
GOP lacks Obamacare replacement plan
Alex Seitz-Wald
The GOP has no Obamacare replacement; AG targets dark money; incumbents survive; and other top Tuesday stories
Prison rape isn’t funny
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Post-Sandusky trial jokes and Bradley Cooper's gross new movie remind us that sexual assault is no laughing matter
Penn. Republican: Voter ID will help Romney win
Alex Seitz-Wald
The Pennsylvania House majority leader says voter ID "is gonna allow Governor Romney to win" the presidency
“Barack Obama wasn’t born in Kenya”
Irin Carmon
Meeting the president's step-grandmother at the family compound in Kenya
“Girls” still racist
Julianne Escobedo Shepherd
The first season ended but the white privilege didn't
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