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McCain wins early newspaper primaries
Joan Walsh
The Des Moines Register backs Clinton while the Boston Globe goes for Obama, but both papers endorse the former maverick from Arizona. Plus: Lieberman backs McCain, too.
What the Post didn’t say about Obama
Tim Grieve
Or, what you might not know about "what you might not know."
Mike Huckabee’s gay and lesbian thing
Michael Scherer
When cornered about a 1992 questionnaire on the AIDS epidemic, the kinder, gentler evangelical leader stands by his old anti-gay rhetoric.
Are you there, God? It’s me, Rudy
Thomas F. Schaller
An unholy trinity of issues -- abortion, immigration and his messy personal life -- could hurt Giuliani's chances with his key constituency, Catholic voters.
Roundup: Do these punching bags encourage female violence?
Tracy Clark-Flory
Also: US Magazine asks whether Katherine Heigl is ungrateful.
Teen pregnancy: It’s baaaack
Carol Lloyd
Abstinence-only education is being blamed for a rise in teen pregnancy. But is that the only culprit?
Romney’s gift to the opposition ad writers
Tim Grieve
"Americans tire of those who would jettison their beliefs, even to gain the world."
This is not Romney’s Kennedy moment
Andrew O'Hehir
Mitt Romney is caught between Mormonism and a hard place -- the fundamentalist Christian base of the modern GOP. And it's partly his own fault.
American politics in bad faith
Walter Shapiro
It would be wrong if Mitt Romney lost the GOP race because of his Mormon beliefs rather than his dubious policies.
“Juno”
Stephanie Zacharek
This movie about a pregnant teen will inevitably be picked apart by abortion rights and antiabortion types alike, but it's really a story about people, not politics.
Is RU-486 a murder weapon?
Tracy Clark-Flory
A woman says her boyfriend slipped her the abortion pill. He's charged with homicide.
Falling for StandUpGirl.com
Carol Lloyd
It looks like the Web site of a troubled teen mother. It is, instead, the work of the antiabortion movement.
Power to the people?
Tim Grieve
Are "town hall" and webcam debates any way to pick a president? Yeah, maybe.
What you missed while watching “Chad Vader”
Michael Scherer
Ron Paul's conspiracy theories! Fred Thompson's secret guns! Mitt Romney's rapid-fire "word of God"! And what Jesus would do.
The snowman cometh, again
Michael Scherer
On the eve of the GOP YouTube debate, a time for scrolling through the submitted questions.
When Rudy met Hillary
Rob Polner
Rudy Giuliani markets himself as the Republican with the best shot at beating Hillary Clinton next fall. But the first time the pair faced off, that's not how it worked out.
Colorado: Human rights for eggs
Tracy Clark-Flory
A measure to extend state constitutional rights to fertilized eggs creeps forward.
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
Is the spectacularly ambitious "Southland Tales" the next "Donnie Darko"? Plus: Noah Baumbach on directing Nicole Kidman in the wrenching "Margot at the Wedding" (an interview and podcast).
The Giuliani moderation fallacy
Glenn Greenwald
Our media stars think that a foreign policy militarist and a domestic authoritarian transforms into a "moderate" if he believes in gay rights and abortion rights.
Fred Thompson on abortion
Catherine Price
The presidential hopeful wins the endorsement of the National Right to Life Committee.
Antiabortion doesn’t have to mean unsexy
Catherine Price
Don't be shy about your anti-Roe v. Wade T-shirt. Wear it loud, wear it proud, and wear it tight.
America’s next top spouse
Rebecca Traister
A guide to the brassy, opinionated, loud, difficult and plum-crazy partners on the arms of their president-running partners. Who says the campaign season is dull?
The dark side of Mike Huckabee
Max Brantley
The national media seems to have a crush on our ex-governor, but here in Arkansas, we know better.
Don’t like abortion? Shoot a provider in the head
Catherine Price
A Pennsylvania judge granted an injunction Thursday against the man in charge of a threatening antiabortion Web site.
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