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Is this man a terrorist?
Matthew Harwood
Francis Grady is accused of trying to burn down an abortion clinic, but the feds haven't charged him with terrorism
Tuning out bad abortion laws
Irin Carmon
One woman's idea on how to counteract invasive ultrasound and sonogram rules: Hand out iPods at Planned Parenthood
Can Mitt talk to women?
Irin Carmon
A longtime Mormon feminist says no -- and tells Salon that Ann Romney has changed her tune on stay-at-home moms
Why Planned Parenthood matters
Joan Walsh
The Tea Party tried to turn the group into the New Black Panther Party, and instead inspired an ongoing backlash
Abstinence isn’t working
Tracy Clark-Flory
Teen births are down, thanks to contraception use. Why does the right ignore the facts and insist it's abstinence?
Our awkward talks about God
Sue Sanders
At 13, Lizzie is finding her faith. How do I tell her I don't believe without influencing what she does?
Rick Scott’s toxic legacy
George Bauer
From gun deregulation to education cuts, the laws enacted under the GOP governor will haunt Florida for years
The real war on moms
Irin Carmon
The Romneys and other Republicans have nothing to offer parents other than manufactured outrage
Abortion options fade in South
Irin Carmon
Have antiabortion activists finally found a way to drive two women's clinics out of Mississippi and Alabama?
Romney’s poor state problem
Thomas Ferguson, Walter Dean Burnham
Mitt's dismal primary performance in lower-income states reflects the GOP's growing class divide
Fox’s misinformation effect
Chris Mooney
It's not just the programming. Conservatives are more likely to seek out outlets that affirm their views
Mitt’s mandatory friendship
Steve Kornacki
Even if they didn’t have a 36-year relationship, he’d be joined at the hip with Benjamin Netanyahu
Pioneer says birth control battle had a cost
Salon Staff
Chinese teen sells kidney to buy iPhone, iPad
Salon Staff
How to make the gender gap worse
Steve Kornacki
Did Scott Walker just give Obama an opening to drive an even bigger wedge between women and the GOP?
Abortion war hits Britain
Frank Browning, Steve Weissman
U.S.-style protests and Breitbart-like tactics have given the British anti-abortion movement new life
The Dan Quayle dilemma
Steve Kornacki
Mitt’s challenge as the presumptive nominee: Prove his loyalty to the base through his V.P. choice
Are you an abortion survivor?
Irin Carmon
If you know a woman who ended a pregnancy then yes, says right-wing propaganda. The myths of "October Baby"
Mitt Romney’s fooling himself about women
Joan Walsh
He thinks his "real views" will woo them, but nobody trusts a guy who'll say whatever it takes to get what he wants
Justices run amok: Fixing the Supreme Court
Michael Lind
Judges on the right and left legislate from the bench. So why don't we just elect them?
Must women “civilize” men?
Joan Walsh
At the root of the conservative war on contraception is a deep-seated anxiety about the traditional family
Is capitalism worth saving?
Toby Ash
Robert Reich talks about how to overcome the moral crisis of our economy and restore America's democracy
The GOP’s abortion offensive reaches New Hampshire
Irin Carmon
Once a bastion of fiscal conservatism and social tolerance, the GOP's war on women has infected the state House
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