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A tame rallying cry for Hillary Clinton
Page Rockwell
The National Organization for Women PAC endorses Clinton, but emphasizes identity politics over policy.
North Dakota teens need parents’ permission to take care of their babies
Lynn Harris
Legislature rejects bill allowing minors confidential prenatal treatment.
Life-saving tests from pro-life clinics only
Tracy Clark-Flory
Missouri cuts funding for Planned Parenthood's cancer screenings.
Campus contraceptive costs spike
Page Rockwell
Plus, Texas considers offering women financial incentives to choose adoption instead of abortion.
Antiabortion activists fight “black genocide”
Tracy Clark-Flory
Pro-choice groups like "Klan Parenthood" are intent on killing off blacks, they say.
Anne Lamott’s amazing grace
Joan Walsh
The former Salon columnist talks straight about being attacked by readers, why she's not crazy about Hillary, her wonderful week with Molly Ivins, and what a drag it is getting old.
The stem cell blogs of China
Andrew Leonard
Where U.S. doctors fear to tread, the Chinese forge ahead, and patients follow.
Forcing pre-abortion peek at ultrasound
Tracy Clark-Flory
South Carolina legislators don't trust women to make abortion decision alone.
When are male sex abuse victims “conquerors”?
Tracy Clark-Flory
When their abuser is female, says Details magazine.
What rhymes with Gardasil?
Lynn Harris
Today's procrastination invitation: Feminist limerick-fest 2007!
Abortion access saves South African women’s lives
Lynn Harris
The country "clearly leads the region in advancing women's reproductive health and rights."
I got pregnant with Plan B — now I need a Plan C!
Cary Tennis
We want kids but we're not sure we're ready yet -- should we go for it, or abort?
The Coulterization of the American right
Gary Kamiya
The "faggot" episode isn't about Ann Coulter. It's about the deal conservatism made with the devil -- a deal that has cost it its soul.
Move toward abortion ban in Missouri
Tracy Clark-Flory
Plus, better reproductive-rights news from Portugal.
Republicans already smearing themselves
Michael Scherer
Vicious mail, anti-Mormon slurs, a man-size dolphin and a weeping girl turn the race for the White House into a race to the bottom.
Can Mike Huckabee out-charm the GOP big three?
Michael Scherer
In a race dominated by Giuliani, McCain and Romney, the folksy Arkansas Republican is a long shot. But he's the one Christian conservative running who might not scare independents.
The Republican candidates — and Ann Coulter — try out their acts
Michael Scherer
At the Conservative Political Action Conference, Giuliani flops and Romney shines as the GOP presidential contenders promise the right-wing faithful everything, including a cure for cancer.
India’s “missing girls”
Tracy Clark-Flory
The Washington Times looks at the country's spate of sex-selective abortions and female infanticide.
Hairy-legged feminists storm the U.N.!
Carol Lloyd
Conservative columnists warn of the dangers of the 51st Commission on the Status of Women.
Maybe he’s black enough after all
Tim Grieve
Obama surges among African-Americans; Gore gains by staying out.
Abortion harassment on wheels
Lynn Harris
"Mobile clinics" offer ultrasounds in the hopes of deterring women -- "on the doorstep" of abortion providers.
Suing for fetal injuries
Catherine Price
A Brooklyn appeals panel says a girl can sue for injuries sustained in utero.
Head of Catholics for a Free Choice steps down
Catherine Price
But pro-choice advocate Frances Kissling isn't leaving the abortion debate just yet.
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