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Kathryn Jean Lopez: The saddest hack
Alex Pareene
It's time to take the National Review's Kathryn Jean Lopez seriously, as depressing as that is
Why Kenyan women fear Romney
Irin Carmon
Will the Republican nominee reinstate the global gag rule on abortion?
“Newsroom”: Aaron Sorkin does “The Daily Show”
Willa Paskin
"West Wing" and "Social Network" mastermind returns to TV with wit, rapid-fire dialogue and brutal condescension
GOP goes after military rape victims
Sarah Seltzer
From denying abortion to military rape victims, to aiming for total bans in the states, the GOP's assault continues
“The Verificationist”: Donald Antrim’s unsung masterpiece
George Saunders
Brave, generous and wildly funny, "The Verificationist" is among the most underappreciated modern novels
Our great healthcare denial
Michael Berube
We're all an accident or diagnosis away from long-term care. Why does our healthcare debate never address this?
“Freakonomics” author Steven Levitt: Corporate shill?
Yasha Levine
Levitt is assumed to be a harmless, quirky pop economist for trivia nerds. Let's take a closer look
Stop our sperm, please
Irin Carmon
Meet the men who want better male birth control -- and want it badly
China investigates forced abortion photos
Hélène Hofman
Images of the 7-month-old fetus were posted online, sparking outrage
Study: Lots of liberals (and conservatives) don’t really want to vote for Mormons
Alex Pareene
Are people who don't like conservatives being intolerant when they say they wouldn't vote for a Mormon?
Mitt Romney: GOP myth-buster
David Sirota
The Republican base distrusts its candidate because he threatens the party's core ideology
Romney’s gay agenda
Steve Kornacki
New revelations about his pandering to the anti-gay right as Mass. governor could be a glimpse of what’s ahead
Embracing the fringe
Sarah Posner
David Bereit was an extreme figure in abortion politics but he's found a bigger audience in the contraception fight
Doctors caught in the abortion wars
Irin Carmon
The antiabortion movement is increasingly targeting doctors -- and a few partisan physicians are lending it a hand
What’s the matter with Wisconsin?
Dean Bakopoulos
The real lesson in the recall vote is that the GOP will stop at nothing to turn the middle class against itself
Raw Story’s liberal rhetoric
Glenn Greenwald
Sliming critics of the President's policies as Terrorist-lovers was once an exclusively right-wing tactic: no more
No ideology to see here!
Irin Carmon
The Romney aide Politico praised as "non-ideological" once tried to redefine Plan B contraception as abortion
Birth control’s worst enemy
Sarah Posner
Helen Alvaré has been leading Catholicism's fight against contraception
The sex-selective abortion sham
Irin Carmon
Updated: The GOP is seeking a new line of attack on reproductive rights, requiring doctors to police women's motive
An overdue abortion access expansion
Irin Carmon
Will Congress let the military cover abortions in the cases of female soldiers who suffer rape or incest?
Where Obama has no hope
Steve Kornacki
Humiliating primary results in Kentucky and Arkansas prove that, in some states, Obama-phobia still reigns
What killed social conservatism?
Michael Lind
Technological progress has made it impossible for conservatives to obscure the truth about Americans' sex lives
Catholic Church: Time for a new war on birth control
Irin Carmon
Notre Dame and other Catholic institutions have revived their fight against contraception with a new lawsuit
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