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Supreme Court sides with abortion protesters
Sarah Goldstein
In an 8-0 decision the high court deals a blow to abortion clinics by ruling in favor of protesters.
Gray ladies
Rebecca Traister
Abortion bans, gender selection, porn-star vintners and Tony Soprano's female side: All in a Sunday New York Times.
All my lovers are from the loony bin!
Cary Tennis
I swear, I cannot go out with a man who is not certifiably insane.
South Dakota Legislature passes abortion ban
Katharine Mieszkowski
The governor is likely to sign a bill that would make performing an abortion a crime.
FDA to review RU-486
Sarah Goldstein
Does the abortion pill pose a serious health threat or is this just more political posturing?
Sen. Clinton gets hit from the left
Sarah Goldstein
Some in the LGBT community are tired of Clinton's conservatism on issues like gay marriage.
South Dakota Senate votes to outlaw abortion
Katharine Mieszkowski
The state's antiabortion measure moves one step closer to law.
Will South Dakota outlaw abortion?
Hillary Frey
A bill that is a major threat to reproductive rights is up for a vote today in a state with one abortion clinic.
Where there are no good men left
Sarah Elizabeth Richards
Chechen prime minister suggests multiple wives as a solution to missing men.
Supreme Court to take abortion case
Tim Grieve
Justices will consider federal ban on late-term, or so-called partial-birth, abortions.
What else we’re reading
Katharine Mieszkowski
A frightening marriage contract, male breast cancer and Playboy.com's "Girls of MySpace."
Alito’s first abortion action on the Supreme Court
Page Rockwell
As the newest justice takes the bench, the Justice Department coincidentally asks the court to reconsider the "partial-birth abortion" ban.
Alito’s team
Tim Grieve
The new justice chooses an "architect" of John Ashcroft's post-9/11 policies as one of his first clerks.
Anne Lamott on the rights of the born
Katharine Mieszkowski
The novelist and memoirist tells off a roomful of Catholics about abortion.
Teen sex on trial in Kansas
Tracy Clark-Flory
The state's attorney general seeks to define any sexual contact between youths as rape.
Surprise! Bush budget sucks for women
Page Rockwell
The fiscal year 2007 budget cuts funding for almost every program with "women" in the title.
Thanks, Daddy’s little girl!
Katharine Mieszkowski
Congressmen with daughters are more likely to support women's rights, including abortion.
The baby industrial complex
Lynn Harris
A Harvard economist reveals that the booming fertility industry is shockingly unregulated -- and says it's time for the U.S. government to step in.
Right-wingers turn against Bush
Michael Scherer
The president's conservative base feels increasingly betrayed by his big-spending, big-government administration. Will it abandon him in 2006?
“An estimated 1 in 3 women have had an abortion, and I am one of them”
Sarah Goldstein
Australian Sen. Lyn Allison gets personal and political on the Senate floor.
Feminism after Friedan
Joan Walsh
More than 40 years ago, she launched a movement by denouncing stifling, stay-at-home motherhood. Today, are women who choose to stay home betraying feminism?
Britain supports safe abortion services
Tracy Clark-Flory
The British government announces plans to supplement funds lost due to "global gag."
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