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The GOP’s dirty deeds of 2006
Alex Koppelman, Lauren Shell
Salon's guide to robo-calls, push polls, vigilantes and other murky dealings from this year's elections.
Nicaraguan president signs abortion ban
Page Rockwell
The new ban has no exceptions, not even to save a mother's life.
McCain: I was against Roe before I was for it before I was against it
Tim Grieve
As the senator courts the right, he says that the Supreme Court could and should reverse Roe v. Wade.
The wrong egg
Angela Valdez
When a fertility clinic mistakenly placed a client's sperm in the wrong woman, the man sued for the right to be called the baby's father. Trouble is, the law says he's nobody's daddy.
Don’t ask, don’t tell, don’t be
Adrienne So
The Catholic Church says Jesus loves you even if you're gay -- just don't tell anyone about your orientation.
Do Democrats need the South?
Thomas F. Schaller
The party is doing fine, winning the Northeast, the West and the Midwest. So why is James Carville still pushing a Southern strategy?
Fetal labor
Rebecca Traister
A Missouri committee believes illegal immigrants are in high demand because we keep aborting all the potential U.S. workers. Seriously.
Lost faith in the GOP
Lauren Sandler
Evangelical leader Richard Cizik explains how Iraq, corruption and other failures are transforming the political piety of America's religious voters.
Partial-B.S. abortion ban
Carol Lloyd
The gory pageantry of the Supreme Court's hearing on the federal Partial Birth Abortion Ban Act.
What does a Democratic Senate mean for the Supreme Court?
Tim Grieve
A sobering reminder: Democrats controlled the Senate when Clarence Thomas was confirmed in 1991.
Most. Women. Leaders. Ever!
Katharine Mieszkowski
Still more reasons for American women to celebrate today.
What now?
Salon Staff
Paglia, Keillor, Conason, Pollitt, Smiley and more! Reactions to the elections, and what we should take from them.
What else we’re reading: Election edition
Tracy Clark-Flory
Some of our least favorite politicos are going down. And soon enough the first female speaker of the House will be sworn in.
CNN: South Dakota abortion ban going down
Katharine Mieszkowski
Challenge to Roe v. Wade is headed for defeat.
In Geneva, another election
Andrew Leonard
Big Pharma and Bush hacks are watching as the World Health Organization picks a new leader.
Tackling “partial birth” abortion
Page Rockwell
When it comes to late-term abortions, Congress doesn't care about maternal health. Will the Supreme Court?
Investigating Bill O’Reilly
Katharine Mieszkowski
Abortion providers, attacked on Fox News for "executing babies," strike back.
Herding the flock through troubled waters
Alex Koppelman
An influential pastor in Ohio takes his best pre-election shot at rallying the faithful behind the wayward GOP.
Obama on tour
Rebecca Traister
On the stump in Philly, the could-be presidential contender outshines other Democratic stars and wows the crowd.
Abortion foes’ dirty tactics
Katharine Mieszkowski
Advocates of a California "parental notification" bill accuse Planned Parenthood of protecting sexual predators instead of teen girls. But who is really breaking the law?
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