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Fargo fiasco
Rebecca Traister
Interim police chief appointed despite having once had a girlfriend who had an abortion.
Abortion’s underground railroad
Rebecca Traister
New York magazine explores New York's role and future as the abortion capital of the United States.
A man’s right to choose, take three
Farhad Manjoo
Yet another look at Dalton Conley's call for men's rights in abortion decisions.
A man’s right to choose — a second take on Dalton Conley
Farhad Manjoo
The New York Times opinion writer is a little bit right: A man should also have the right to abort his baby.
In the battle over choice, what about dads?
Sarah Karnasiewicz
A provocative New York Times Op-Ed says fathers should have the power to veto abortions.
“People shouldn’t die because they have sex”
Sarah Boseley
Europe rejects Bush's abstinence-only strategy, declaring that condoms are the most effective weapon in battling AIDS.
Good news: Missouri court finds late-term-abortion ban unconstitutional
Lynn Harris
Bad news: The law may be one step closer to consideration by SCOTUS.
Alito: A man with a plan to roll back Roe?
Tim Grieve
In 1985, the president's Supreme Court nominee outlined his own strategy for victory.
Abortion rights get another day in court
Lynn Harris
Questions of parental involvement and clinic harassment could further gut Roe.
Profile of an abortion clinic
Lori Leibovich
The L.A. Times visits an Arkansas clinic and talks to doctors, nurses and patients about the reality -- not the ideology -- of abortion.
A new debate over the abortion pill
Hillary Frey
After four deaths in California, the FDA will reconsider the drug next year.
Special delivery: Nerve.com’s focus on reproductive rights
Hillary Frey
Salon's online neighbor offers a package of articles about choice, sex and the religious right.
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
Neil Jordan explains why his psychedelic new film, "Breakfast on Pluto," about an Irish transvestite, is nothing like his hit "The Crying Game."
Alito spins on abortion, and a senator seems to buy it
Tim Grieve
He was just "seeking a job" then. But what is he doing now?
Salon’s worst calls
King Kaufman
From "Run, Warren, Run!" to why Kerry will beat Bush to celebrating Martha Stewart not going to jail, a few of our most notable clunkers.
Alito in ’85: No constitutional right to abortion
Tim Grieve
Bush's Supreme Court nominee said he "personally" believed "very strongly" that the Constitution doesn't guarantee abortion rights.
California rejects teen-abortion proposition
Lynn Harris
State says "yes" to the real truth about parental involvement laws.
Welcome to no-choice America
Heather Havrilesky
PBS's "Frontline" special "The Last Abortion Clinic" shows us why the dark ages of illegal abortions and unwanted children are already here.
Mixing messages on Alito
Tim Grieve
A Republican says he's guilty of legislating from the bench. A Democrat says his nomination shouldn't be filibustered.
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