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Florida and Texas sue FDA to restrict abortion pill access
Blaise Malley
The filing marks a fresh attempt by Republican-led states to use the judiciary to limit access to mifepristone
ACA subsidies on the brink as Congress struggles to reach a deal
Blaise Malley
Stalled negotiations leave millions facing potential premium increases with no clear path to an extension
Donald Trump is remaking America — to be more like Putin’s Russia
Andrea Mazzarino
I've seen first-hand how autocracy can corrupt democracy — and how women suffer the consequences
RFK Jr.’s individualist rhetoric hides a deeper public health threat
Troy Farah
The debate isn’t about “trusting experts.” It’s about who shoulders responsibility for staying healthy
The GOP is on the cusp of destroying Obamacare
Heather Digby Parton
This time Republicans are taking a death-by-increments approach to the ACA — and it just might work
South Carolina may tighten abortion restrictions. These women are pushing back
Tatyana Tandanpolie
Former SC state senators say they’ll continue to fight for reproductive rights despite their colleagues’ proposals
SCOTUS won’t revisit marriage equality. But the fight isn’t over
Austin Sarat
Just like with Roe v. Wade, opponents of marriage equality are playing a long game
Inside a Texas church’s training academy for Christians running for office
Marissa Greene, Cecilia Lenzen
"There is no separation between church and state," one graduate said
Oklahoma’s short-lived “woke-proof” classroom could still leave a mark
Emery Petchauer
Oklahoma’s short-lived PragerU teacher assessment was one of former Superintendent Ryan Walters' final projects
“No justification”: UN human rights chief condemns “unacceptable” strikes on alleged drug boats
Troy Farah
Rep. Sara Jacobs also said these are "extrajudicial killings where we have no evidence"
“Biblical justice for all”: How North Carolina’s chief justice transformed his state
Doug Bock Clark
Paul Newby has turned his perch atop North Carolina’s Supreme Court into an instrument of political power
Trump wants to torch contraception for poor women. So far, Belgium says no
Nicole Karlis
After killing USAID, Trump administration intends to incinerate contraceptives meant for low-income countries
“Breaking the Deadlock” shows us what civil discourse could look like
Melanie McFarland
When illogical shout fests are passed off as debate, this considerate roundtable may be just what we need
Trump IVF plans fall short of his campaign promise
Shefali Luthra, Orion Rummler
The government won't provide any incentives or mandates for employers to offer fertility coverage
“I feel bad for her”: Brewers fan fired for threatening to “call ICE” on Dodgers fan during NLCS
Alex Galbraith
The recipient of the racist taunt said her firing was excessive
John Roberts is slowly dismantling America
David Daley
Twenty years of the Roberts Court has wreaked shocking damage. Is the Voting Rights Act next?
Pope Leo takes aim at MAGA’s false gospel
Sophia Tesfaye
The American Pope is confirming MAGA's worst fears
Trump’s Education Department is working to erode the public school system
Megan O’Matz, Jennifer Smith Richards
Under Trump, the Department of Education has been bringing in activists hostile to public schools
The dumbing down of America, one banned book at a time
Andi Zeisler
A majority of Americans are against book bans. That won't stop a well funded, fear-fueled movement
A new Red Scare? This could be much worse
Chauncey DeVega
James Comey's indictment will surely be followed by others
How a red-state Democrat beat gerrymandering
Garrett Owen
Rep. Sharice Davids tells Salon it's possible to overcome an unfair election map, but that could soon change
Disney adults know how to hit where it hurts
Andi Zeisler
In a consumer economy, boycotts are the only power we have. Is it enough?
South Carolina’s abortion ban could get more extreme
Tatyana Tandanpolie
In South Carolina, some Republicans are proposing to eliminate exemptions for rape and incest
Supreme Court opens with cases that test the limits of a constitutional revolution
Morgan Marietta
The most influential cases before the court reflect the cultural and partisan clashes of American politics
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