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What would Falwell do?
Amy Sullivan
After years of near-invisibility, religious progressives want to regain their vanished political clout. But with conservatives claiming a monopoly on godliness, it's going to be a struggle of biblical proportions.
Faith in federal funding
Page Rockwell
The House moves to fund faith-based groups that hire and fire based on religious discrimination.
A watershed year for Sinn Fein
Henry McDonald
The world has turned a blind eye to Irish Republican Army violence as long as it stayed within Ireland. Now the game is up.
The abortion fight back home
Tim Grieve
When the Bush administration pushed for an international resolution on abortion rights, was it acting out of concern for women in foreign lands or judges in the United States?
The wild, wild West
Leigh Flayton
Battling against abortion rights at the U.N.
Julia Scott
The death knell for Anthony Kennedy?
Tim Grieve
Voting to prohibit the death penalty for juvenile killers, Anthony Kennedy comes full circle. But did he kill any chance of becoming chief justice?
Eroding equality
Suzanne Goldenberg
The Bush administration declines to ratify an international treaty on women, saying the U.N. must first renounce abortion rights.
Bush’s bait and switch
Farhad Manjoo
Liberal author Thomas Frank and conservative opinion maker Richard Viguerie agree that Bush roped in voters with moral issues, only to sell them out with his Social Security plan.
Joe Biden in 2008?
Tim Grieve
Mommy madness
Katy Read
The latest buzzy book about motherhood claims that in an effort to orchestrate an ideal upbringing for their children, women are messing up their marriages, spoiling their kids, and losing their minds.
The Supreme Court short list
Tim Grieve
Hollywood and Hillary
Tim Grieve
Letters
Salon Staff
"I'm a liberal and proud to call myself that, and I'm also pro-life." Readers respond to Rebecca Traiser's article about abortion.
Letters
Salon Staff
"How dare anyone presume to judge me or any other woman who has experienced this?" Readers respond to Ayelet Waldman's essay about her second-term abortion.
The chairman’s quiet campaign
Tim Grieve
Howard Dean, still campaigning
Tim Grieve
Chipping away at reproductive rights
Julia Scott
A new day at Salon
Salon Staff
Founder and editor David Talbot is moving on, and so is Salon. A letter to our readers from new editor Joan Walsh.
Letters
Salon Staff
"I am happy I never spawned." Readers sound off on vasectomies and the reproductive rights of men.
Morality play
Rebecca Traister
By acknowledging painful emotional truths about abortion, pro-choice activists have reenergized their movement. But is all the talk about fetuses overshadowing women's rights?
Looking abortion in the face
Ayelet Waldman
My second-trimester baby had a genetic abnormality, and I decided to terminate my pregnancy. I know exactly what I did, I wept for the fetus I killed -- and I have no regrets.
How they love Hillary
Tim Grieve
David Brooks, champion of the people?
Theda Skocpol
The right-wing columnist used my work to bash Dean and MoveOn as elitists -- conveniently ignoring the big-money interests that pull the GOP's strings.
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