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No, GOP can’t actually repeal healthcare reform
Ricardo Alonso-zaldivar
Republicans now control the House, but don't have the votes to overcome a Senate filibuster or the president's veto
Prediction: An assault on reproductive rights
Tracy Clark-Flory
Activists say election was no anti-choice mandate, "but don't worry," anti-choice politicians will act like it was
Colorado rejects fetal “personhood”
Tracy Clark-Flory
Once again, the state has resoundingly voted against treating fertilized eggs as human beings
In some states, the GOP and Dems unite
David Crary
Marijuana, bottled water, the sales tax and candy produce bipartisan consensus
Do graphic abortion ads belong on TV?
Tracy Clark-Flory
D.C. broadcasters say they have no choice but to air candidate Missy Smith's spots featuring aborted fetuses
How to understand Fox News
Jonathan Bernstein
It is not a conservative channel. It is a Republican channel
Barack Obama: The oligarchs’ president
Charles Ferguson
The director of "Inside Job" writes about Obama's depressingly rational decision to give in to Wall Street
Husband confronts abortion protesters
Tracy Clark-Flory
After activists yell at his wife outside a clinic, he gives them a piece of his mind and videotapes the whole thing
Roundup: Baring skin for handicap awareness
Tracy Clark-Flory
Also: Dan Savage gives a sexual assault survivor some controversial advice
NPR was wrong to fire Juan Williams
Joan Walsh
The left is crowing, but punishing journalists -- even Fox News toadies -- for having opinions is a terrible idea
Fearing rout, Obama, Dems reach to female voters
Darlene Superville, Liz Sidoti
Women likely to vote now split fairly evenly between the two parties, but a lot remain undecided
Joe Manchin’s oddly inspiring debate performance
Steve Kornacki
As his opponent sticks to the Tea Party script, West Virginia's governor defends the New Deal/Great Society legacy
A Republican who wants DADT repealed now
Niall Stanage
Gary Johnson goes where few Republican presidential hopefuls dare
Acquittal in Australian abortion case
Tracy Clark-Flory
A couple escapes jail time for inducing a miscarriage -- but the troublesome law that put them on trial remains
Rape case catches up with Ken Buck
Tracy Clark-Flory
The Republican candidate refused prosecution because of the alleged victim's prior relationship with the accused
Roundup: A sex blogger outs herself
Tracy Clark-Flory
Also: Iran arrests two journalists for trying to interview a woman facing death by stoning
It’s time for Obama to pull a Clinton
Michael Takiff
Republicans are already celebrating like it's 1994. The president should make them pay like it's 1995
Obama isn’t the Last Airbender, OK?
Elon James White
I'm annoyed and disappointed by Democrats, too, but I'm not suffering an "enthusiasm gap," and I don't expect magic
Angle: Muslim law taking hold in parts of U.S.
Cristina Silva
Tells Tea Party crowd the country needs to address a "militant terrorist situation"; compares 9/11 to Holocaust
Sharron Angle’s pastor on Harry Reid: “His religion’s a cult”
Alex Pareene
The pastor of the Reno church where Nevada's GOP Senate candidate worships shares his opinions on Mormons
The comedy of “fetal personhood”
Tracy Clark-Flory
A new ad lampoons these anti-abortion initiatives by interpreting them literally
“Origins”: The explosive new science of pregnancy
Katherine Don
From obesity to diabetes, how startling discoveries about the womb are changing the way we think about health
Christine O’Donnell: A long strange TV run
Randall Chase, Jessica Gresko
The Senate candidate deals with what stems from history of television spots
Are women self-inducing abortions?
Tracy Clark-Flory
A new study suggests it's very rare -- but it's also hard to trust the numbers
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