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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
Reporting from the Women Deliver conference
Joan Walsh
New commitments from the United Nations and the Gates Foundation at the largest maternal health conference ever
Kagan files show pragmatic streak in tobacco talks
Julie Hirschfeld Davis
Records released today show determination to strike a deal that could both be enacted and stand up in court
All (abortion) politics is local
Sara Libby
The anti-choice movement successfully, and quietly, advances its agenda on the state level
Calif. GOP gov race tightens as attacks intensify
Juliet Williams
June 8 primary looms, Meg Whitman's lead shrinks, and candidates try to prove who is more conservative
Sarah Palin’s grab for feminism
Rebecca Traister
If the left doesn't fight for the word, it will go to whoever wants it most, even if they're Republican
Is there a better word than “pro-choice”?
Lynn Harris
By calling themselves "pro-life," abortion foes won the rhetorical war. Could "pro-freedom" win it back?
Anti-choice’s cleverest tactic: Ultrasound
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Why does looking at a fetus rile us so much? Because it matters
Who are the real “crazies” in our political culture?
Glenn Greenwald
Anyone outside the two parties' orthodoxies is deemed "crazy," but how sane are the two parties?
Kagan gets boost from potential GOP allies
Julie Hirschfeld Davis
Nominee's lack of judicial experience being downplayed by conservative senators, Justice Antonin Scalia
A man’s right to choose an abortion
Mary Elizabeth Williams
How much say should a man have in the choice to become a parent?
Abortion ad roils Britain
Christine Mathias
The commercial, a first of its kind in the U.K., leaves out hot-button words -- but anti-choicers aren't pacified
OB-GYNs blocked from providing abortions
Tracy Clark-Flory
Institutional restrictions keep physicians from fully serving women's reproductive rights
Censoring teenage yearbook confessions
Tracy Clark-Flory
A Virginia high school stops the publication of students' anonymous tales of drugs, sex and abortion
Kendrick Meek: The odd man out in Florida?
Joy-Ann Reid
Democrats are starting to abandon him for Charlie Crist in Florida's Senate race. Is he officially doomed?
A practical guide forward for progressives on healthcare
Ellen R. Shaffer, Judy Norsigian
Progressives' post-healthcare reform funk is playing right into the hands of the GOP
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