Showing results for: abortion (page 341)
Legalizing abortion in Mexico City
Page Rockwell
The city's legislative assembly votes to make abortion safe and legal in the first trimester.
Awaiting Mexico abortion vote
Catherine Price
Plus, Iranian women are arrested for their dress, elephant seals go wild, and the tax code continues to discriminate against women.
Breast cancer isn’t linked to abortion
Catherine Price
A study published in the Archives of Internal Medicine finds that having an abortion does not increase a woman's risk of breast cancer.
Tough titties
Rebecca Traister
Jessica Valenti, author of the new book "Full Frontal Feminism," discusses sex positivity, activism and boob flashing as a feminist statement.
How little we know about Cho
Joan Walsh
Newt Gingrich blames liberalism, the Sunday Times of London blames "a feminised society." So many opinions, so little enlightenment about the Virginia Tech tragedy.
Down and dirty with the GOP down South
Michael Scherer
Vote buying, astroturfing, anonymous attacks -- the 2008 Republican contenders keep hitting each other below the belt in South Carolina.
Danger: Pregnant women thinking
Page Rockwell
Wednesday's Supreme Court decision is creepily dismissive of women's decision-making abilities.
Supreme Court upholds ban on “partial-birth” abortion
Lynn Harris
The ruling "is a stunning assault on women's health and the expertise of doctors who care for them" and may open the door for states to pass more outright bans.
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
Hilary Brougher's "Stephanie Daley" is a major American film, in spite of its indie pedigree. Plus: Kate Beckinsale and Luke Wilson visit the snuff motel.
Federal abortion ban roundup
Tracy Clark-Flory
Politicians, bloggers weigh in on today's Supreme Court decision.
Breasts: An educational (?) slide show
Tracy Clark-Flory
Jane Magazine rounds up photos of 23 topless women to "show the world that we're all perfect."
Repeal the Second Amendment
Walter Shapiro
The best way to reduce the odds of another blood bath like the one at Virginia Tech is to amend the Constitution and abolish the right to bear arms.
Abortion and the court, or the silver lining that isn’t
Tim Grieve
Alito and Roberts steer clear of the extreme views of Thomas and Scalia -- but only because they don't need them yet.
Say it loud: I’m elite and proud!
Bill Maher
Why is the country run by people who celebrate mediocrity and recruit from Pat Robertson's law school? Because the right-wing crusade to demonize elites has succeeded.
Forced ultrasound dropped from S.C. abortion bill
Tracy Clark-Flory
But the provision remains in the House version of the measure.
Birth certificates for stillbirth?
Carol Lloyd
Some argue stillborn babies don't deserve a death certificate.
Iraq: Why the media failed
Gary Kamiya
Afraid to challenge America's leaders or conventional wisdom about the Middle East, a toothless press collapsed.
YOUR STUPID
Salon Staff
In honor of April Fools' -- and the fools all year long -- Salon's reader community Table Talk offers the ultimate in troll posts.
Pre-abortion ultrasound “review”
Tracy Clark-Flory
Does a South Carolina bill intend for women to be forced to view their ultrasound image?
Matthew Dowd’s not-so-miraculous conversion
Sidney Blumenthal
Is the former Bush pollster a true believer turned disillusioned critic, or was he an opportunist from the get-go?
Mitt Romney likes it straight
Page Rockwell
Straight marriage, straight hair ... the socially conservative presidential candidate's preferences are clear.
Mexico expected to legalize abortion
Tracy Clark-Flory
Conservatives counterattack with new measure.
Amnesty International for choice?
Carol Lloyd
The human-rights advocates may champion abortion rights. Plus: Women's magazines bad for all women?
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