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Britain’s abortion ad is cleared
Tracy Clark-Flory
The Advertising Standards Authority defends a controversial commercial for a pregnancy counseling hotline
Primary preview: Will GOP voters go conservative, or super-conservative?
Alex Pareene
A Kansas race centers on which candidate hates abortion more, and Missourians may "repeal" Obamacare today
The abortion pill that isn’t
Tracy Clark-Flory
Misoprostol is used to treat ulcers, but it could also revolutionize reproductive rights worldwide
Defending mothers who kill
Tracy Clark-Flory
Some experts argue women in pregnancy denial who commit infanticide shouldn't be treated as criminals
“Hugh Hefner” and the creation of American manhood
Andrew O'Hehir
An intriguing new film sings the praises of the Playboy revolutionary -- but only hints at the real story
Could Palin survive a New Hampshire drubbing in ’12?
Steve Kornacki
A new poll suggests trouble for her in the first-in-the-nation primary state
GOP Sen. Lugar to support Kagan for Supreme Court
Julie Hirschfeld Davis
Indiana Republican is only the second in his party to announce his intention to confirm the nominee
American TV: Still not ready for an abortion
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Fox's DVD release of a controversial "Family Guy" episode shows just how timid the medium still is
Judiciary panel approves Kagan for Supreme Court
Julie Hirschfeld Davis
Sen. Lindsay Graham is the lone Republican to support the nominee. Confirmation expected as early as next week
Mitt Romney may have a woman problem
Steve Kornacki
The White House hopeful doesn't exactly shine when he's up against a female opponent
The U.S., Argentina and gay marriage
Glenn Greenwald
First Latin American nation to enact same-sex marriages did so after a socially conservative citizenry demanded it
Missouri governor lets abortion law take effect
David A. Lieb
New mandate forces clinics to offer ultrasounds to women seeking procedure
The fight for free birth control continues
Anna Clark
Contraception fails to make the White House's list of free healthcare services -- but there is hope yet
Elections lend Kagan debate a more partisan tinge
Julie Hirschfeld Davis
Both sides capitalize on nominee; Sens. McCain, Hatch and Murkowski tout their "no" votes
Putting the left’s Obama “despair” in perspective
Steve Kornacki
The president's supporters expected big things and are feeling short-changed. Stop me if you've heard this before
Dumb things Sharron Angle did or said recently
Alex Pareene
A listicle of recent outrages and misstatements from Harry Reid's not-ready-for-prime-time challenger
David Vitter: Abortion isn’t a “women’s issue”
Tracy Clark-Flory
He says his abusive ex-aide was in charge of reproductive issues, which apparently has nothing to do with women
Perez Hilton on Ke$ha: America’s scold strikes again
Mary Elizabeth Williams
After a NSFW picture of the pop singer leaks, the gossip blogger pushes his ultraconservative agenda
Sarah Palin spreads the word of “Mama Grizzlies” in new video
Christine Mathias
Former governor's political action committee stands against the "fundamental transformation of America"
Mitt Romney: The George H.W. Bush of 2012?
Steve Kornacki
It's pretty much impossible to tell what he actually believes. But that doesn't stop him from putting on a show
On “activist judges,” the right and left switch sides
Linda Hirshman
Voices on the left are suddenly calling for judicial restraint. Are they throwing gays and lesbians under the bus?
Should birth control be covered?
Tracy Clark-Flory
The debate over free contraception relies on the question of whether it's preventive care, and when life begins
It’s off to feminist summer camp
Stephanie Hughes
Forget canoeing and roasting s'mores -- this retreat is all about learning how to become a women's activist
Tea partiers ascend in many states
Michael R. Blood
With help from Palin and Tea Party Express, anti-government rhetoricians threaten incumbents
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