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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
Florida’s unsavory billionaire candidates embarrassing selves
Alex Pareene
Medicare defrauder Rick Scott says his opponent supports homosexuals and Mike Tyson pal Jeff Greene mocks the Quran
Sen. Leahy predicts Kagan approval, hearings almost finished
David Espo
Nominee refuses to criticize current Supreme Court justices, deflects questions from both parties
Sharron Angle: God planned your rape, don’t abort!
Tracy Clark-Flory
The Nevada Senate candidate says abortion is always wrong because there is a divine purpose to all pregnancies
Nebraskan anti-choice laws attacked
Tracy Clark-Flory
The question is: Will a Planned Parenthood lawsuit and a new finding about fetal pain make any difference?
Sessions: Kagan may be outside legal mainstream
Associated Press
If she is, says Jeff Sessions, "she should not be confirmed."
Is Olivia Munn too sexy for “The Daily Show”?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The Comedy Central show's latest hire is drawing the ire of feminists -- but it's time for people to back off
Both sides of the fence step up their efforts on Kagan
Julie Hirschfeld Davis
Anti-choice group National Right to Life Committee writes to senators, urging them to block nominee
Obama promises to push on gay rights agenda
Philip Elliott
Piece-by-piece strategy on reform is too slow for some
The weak, helpless, impotent presidency
Glenn Greenwald
The latest excuse from Obama defenders defies basic political reality
“Before Roe v. Wade”: The early abortion wars
Michael O'Donnell
A new book uses original documents to present an even-handed look at the debate's formative years
The GOP’s most reluctant Senate candidate
Eli Sanders
Republicans pleaded with him to challenge Patty Murray, and Dino Rossi doesn't seem happy that he listened to them
FDA: New “morning-after pill” is safe
Ryan Brown
Despite evidence that ellaOne is effective, it faces major challenges before being stocked in pharmacies
Can better ultrasounds prevent abortion?
Anna Clark
Michigan considers a bill requiring that the best machines be available to pregnant women considering termination
Scientology and coerced abortions
Jamie Kapalko
Former members say they were interrogated, isolated and forced to perform manual labor until they gave in
Abortion coming to the military?
Anna Clark
A ban on the procedure could be lifted by an amendment hidden in the attempt to repeal "Don't Ask, Don't Tell"
Can Fiorina and Whitman win in California?
Joan Walsh
No, because they're tacking right on choice and immigration. Plus, my apologies: Whitman says she's pro-choice
Baby Jesus billboard star
Jamie Kapalko
Anti-abortion groups in the U.K. celebrate an ad featuring a haloed fetus
Abortions via webcam
Tracy Clark-Flory
Activists attempt to stop doctors from virtually prescribing mifepristone to women in remote areas
Primary night live: Super Tuesday 2010
Steve Kornacki
Lincoln pulls it out. Angle on pace to face Harry Reid. Fiorina and Whitman cruise -- and so do the Lakers
FDA considers a Plan C
Tracy Clark-Flory
But antiabortion activists want ulipristal acetate, a new and improved emergency contraceptive, to be banned
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