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Can India save its disappearing girls?
Hanna Ingber Win
Sex selection has accounted for millions of abortions. We take a closer look at the nation's growing gender gap
Why Soulja Boy shouldn’t be sorry
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Soulja Boy backs off after dissing the military, but it's the rash of knee-jerk apologies we should be sorry for
There is just enough Ron Paul coverage, thank you
Alex Pareene
It can look like the "MSM" ignore the perpetual libertarian candidate, but the Internet more than makes up for it
The evolution of the mistress
Elizabeth Abbott
The Other Woman has always been fundamental to our understanding of marriage. Now her role is changing
When Mitt Romney gets frustrated with women
Steve Kornacki
His testy exchange with a female critic is a reminder of how uncomfortable he seems when women challenge him
The saddest Republican candidacy of them all
Steve Kornacki
Is there anyone in America not named "Pataki" who wants George Pataki to run for president?
What’s undermining Obama’s global health project
Hanna Ingber Win
In Nepal, the president's initiative aims to improve women's health, but U.S. law forbids it from funding abortions
Why we’ll never have children
Joshua LeSuer
People tell my wife and me that we'll change our minds. But I can't bear the idea of passing on my mental illness
Can Mitt’s sanity strategy actually work?
Steve Kornacki
Mitt Romney is betting that even in today's GOP there's such a thing as too crazy -- and he may be right
The evolution of Dan Savage
Kerry Lauerman
Our favorite stuntman talks about his new Rick Santorum plot and why he won't believe Obama -- but supports him
What Michele Bachmann’s submission theology really means
Sarah Posner
Michele Bachmann wasn't exactly candid about her "biblical worldview" during last week's GOP debate
Free birth control for all (with religious exemptions)
Natasha Lennard
A controversial "conscience clause" in new insurance rules is not enough for Catholic groups
The definitive abortion history of Mitt Romney
Steve Kornacki
His amazingly convenient evolution on the issue is no ordinary tale of flip-floppery
Wisconsin: A women’s rights fight?
Natasha Lennard
Recall campaigns have focused on abortion, but the fight over collective bargaining is about women's rights too
The abortion that Mitt doesn’t talk about anymore
Justin Elliott
His young relative died tragically in an illegal abortion in 1963: Her untold story -- and what it means for Romney
The hypocrisy of “states’ rights” conservatives
Ed Kilgore
The 10th Amendment is sacred to the right -- except when it comes to fighting abortion and gay rights
The South and the Tea Party, revisited
Michael Lind
A response to Ed Kilgore's critique of my essay on the Southern nature of the movement that defines today's GOP
“It takes balls to execute an innocent man”
Justin Elliott
Did a questionable execution actually help Rick Perry's political career?
The National Review wants you to get pregnant
Alex Pareene
The kids at The Corner launch multiple attacks on the new mandate requiring health insurance contraception coverage
Insurers must cover birth control with no copays
Ricardo Alonso-zaldivar
The Obama administration approves broad expansion to women's preventative healthcare coverage
Planned Parenthood firebombed, right wing silent
Alex Pareene
A potential incident of domestic terrorism this week got a yawn from most of the press -- and the political right
What will “the male pill” change?
Tracy Clark-Flory
Experts explore how a contraceptive for men could impact relationships, condom use, infidelity and more
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