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“A vote for Romney is a vote for Satan”

Michael Scherer
Some members of the GOP's largest voting bloc, like Florida preacher Bill Keller, think a Mormon in the White House would mean more souls going to hell.

The Ron Paul phenomenon

Glenn Greenwald
An unconventional, anti-Beltway presidential candidacy is understandably igniting genuine political passion.

Adoption and abortion: Apples and blue

Lynn Harris
Increasing the former does not decrease the latter, contrary to "middle ground" belief.

Plan B, RU-486 — same difference, right?

Catherine Price
That's what Reuters makes it seem like.

Which Republican candidate is m

Walter Shapiro
In Iowa, McCain, Thompson and Giuliani vie for the title of Most Manly, in styles that range from low-key to aw-shucks to making glib jokes about torture.

It’s called a “courtesy call” (we think)

Tim Grieve
Brownback meets with Giuliani.

Quick, somebody bomb Iran!

Tim Grieve
Fox on the California fires: An al-Qaida link?

Roundup: Pole dancing for preteens

Tracy Clark-Flory
Plus: Fox News' "groundbreaking" and allegedly apolitical abortion documentary.

What you missed while watching the Red Sox win

Michael Scherer
Republicans debate in Florida, with lapel pins! Hippie drugs! Interns in the Oval Office!

A mixed message for Rudy from the Christian right

Michael Scherer
Giuliani gets applause, but not votes, from a pro-Huckabee crowd at the Values Voter Summit.

Senate defends abortion providers

Tracy Clark-Flory
An amendment blocking federal funds for health clinics that provide abortions is rejected.

Reading Barack Obama

Joan Walsh
The Illinois senator's two books explain his singular and visionary approach to politics -- but I still don't know if he can beat Hillary Clinton.

Dying to become mothers

Carol Lloyd
The half-million women who die annually while giving birth are simply not a political priority.

All the candidates’ books

Salon Staff
The 2008 presidential contenders have written way too many books. A readers guide to 18 of them, the Good, the Bad and the Cosmic.

Giuliani’s Christian-right foes to meet again

Michael Scherer
At a second meeting this weekend, leaders will mull mass defection from the GOP if the pro-choice New Yorker is the party nominee.

Clinton proposes family-friendlier policies

Lynn Harris
Could her agenda for parental leave help set a new agenda for the presidential campaign?

Post-congressional depression

Catherine Price
A bill promises to help fund research into postpartum depression. But it includes a little antiabortion shout-out, too.

Proud atheists

Steve Paulson
Steven Pinker and Rebecca Goldstein, America's brainiest couple, confess that belonging to one of America's most reviled subcultures doesn't mean they believe scientists can explain everything.

Roundup: Are Republicans secretly crushing on Hillary?

Page Rockwell
Plus: Study finds the worldwide abortion rate is 0.9 abortions per woman aged 15-44.

A “loyal Bushie” surveys the field

Tim Grieve
Thompson is a "dud," Huckabee has a funny name.

How did the T get in LGBT?

John Aravosis
The 30-year fight for a federal gay civil rights law may fail because activists insist on including rights for transgendered people too. Has gay inclusiveness gone too far too fast?

What happened to Fighting Rudy?

Joan Walsh
Highlights from an old radio show remind us of a guy who loved a good brawl. Why won't he pummel James Dobson the way he smacked around ferret owners?

Rudy, Mitt, Fred or John

Walter Shapiro
Defend America? Check. Defeat Hillary? Check. Cause voters to hold nose and vote? Check. We give you -- the GOP nominee!

James Dobson’s Rudy problem

Joe Conason
Endorsing GOP front-runner Giuliani would be anathema to Dobson's evangelical base, but his "third-party" alternative could be a boon for Democrats.
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