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“There will always be fat people”: Kate Manne fights fatphobia in the age of Ozempic
Amanda Marcotte
In her new book "Unshrinking," the Cornell philosophy professor argues that body diversity matters more than ever
Kellyanne Conway is selling the GOP a dream that’s destined to backfire
Amanda Marcotte
The party of Mike "Covenant Eyes" Johnson and Clarence "Hates Birth Control" Thomas will never back women's freedom
Restricting obese women from IVF is discriminatory
Becca Muir
Fertility clinics bar women with obesity from their services, despite the lack of medical evidence for doing so
Americans are tuning out. That’s a good thing
Brian Karem
We’ve heard it all before. Divided? United? Where in the hell is the country headed?
Can family doctors deliver rural America from its maternal health crisis?
Sarah Jane Tribble
More than half of all rural counties in the United States have no hospital services for delivering babies
Court says Texas can ban emergency life-saving abortions despite federal guidance
Eleanor Klibanoff
Texas sued over guidance reminding hospitals they are obligated to perform emergency abortions under federal law
As abortion access shrinks, people are stockpiling pills. But it’s not always those who need it most
Nicole Karlis
New data shows more childless, wealthier women are stockpiling, with implications for who can access abortion
Nikki Haley deserves no grace for Civil War gaffe
Heather Digby Parton
There is a reason why it is so hard for the former South Carolina governor to simply call out slavery as the cause
2023, the year of sex, drugs and violence
Brian Karem
The world, heading into 2024, has never looked better?
GOP’s Biggest Losers of 2023: Lauren “Short of My Values” Boebert
Amanda Marcotte
After the Colorado Republican's mishap at "Beetlejuice: The Musical," she ends the year with a panicked surprise
GOP’s Biggest Loser of 2023 Moms for Liberty has us asking: How many sex tapes are there?
Amanda Marcotte
"You deserve to be fired": Amid a growing sex scandal, founder Bridget Ziegler was just confronted by a gay student
The future of birth control is sharing the burden with men — and could be here sooner than you think
Nicole Karlis
New contraceptives are in development, including male birth control. Experts say they could be approved soon
GOP congressman traveled to Uganda to support anti-LGBTQ death penalty law
Jonathan Larsen
Rep. Tim Walberg co-chairs the National Prayer Breakfast — and urged Uganda to "stand firm" on "death to gays" law
5 moments of hope for reproductive rights in 2023
Nicole Karlis
From the Ohio ballot to Opill, the first OTC birth control pill, there were moments of progress
“If Trump wins the 2024 election …”: Leaving the “carnival of madness” that was 2023 behind
Chauncey DeVega
Political experts take a look back at the tumultuous last year — and make their predictions for the big year ahead
A Christmas message to the evangelical church — and the rest of us
Nathaniel Manderson
Too many evangelical leaders have corrupted the Christmas spirit. Here's how to get it back
Don’t panic, men: We’re not helpless — and we don’t need the right’s phony masculinity
Kirk Swearingen
Republicans are exploiting male anxiety — and Josh Hawley's warmed-over Bible snippets offer young men nothing new
Congress’ “Christian fascist” caucus: Mike Johnson brings MAGA fully into the House
Chauncey DeVega
The elevation of Johnson to speaker is a kind of foreshadowing of the retrograde social order MAGA wants to impose
Mike Johnson owes “the secretive networks that form the backbone of the American Right” big time
Chauncey DeVega
Inside the Christian supremacy movement that propelled Johnson to the top
Jan. 6 officer: Republicans would “keep us from protecting the Capitol” if Trump tries another coup
Chauncey DeVega
Sgt. Aquilino Gonell defended the Capitol on Jan. 6. Now he's defending himself from Republicans in Congress
Republicans have set a border trap. Biden can’t afford to fall for it
Sabrina Haake
Republicans in Congress are lying about immigration reform — again
Supreme Court announces it will hear abortion pill case
Matthew Rozsa
The Supreme Court earlier interceded in another case involving the drug in question, mifepristone
Texas Republicans drove Kate Cox out of her own state. What her abortion story means for America
Dennis Aftergut
The conflict between a mother of two and Texas embodies the larger battle for the soul of America
Forcing Kate Cox to travel out of state for an abortion is cruel, and shows exceptions don’t work
Nicole Karlis
It's yet another chapter in a culture that’s obsessed with minimizing women's pain
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