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More people over 45 are getting pregnant — and abortion laws aren’t ready for the complications
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Fertility advancements are helping people conceive well beyond 45 — what happens when they need abortions?
The GOP, the Supreme Court and social media: This won’t end well
Rae Hodge
Republicans are obsessed with Section 230, the Magna Carta of the internet. They may be opening Pandora's box
Tennessee lobbyists oppose new lifesaving exceptions in abortion ban
Kavitha Surana
An anti-abortion group pushes lawmakers to take the narrowest interpretation on when a doctor can legally intervene
South Carolina GOP bill would subject those obtaining abortions to death penalty
Chris Walker
Critics say the bill is vague enough that it could punish those who have miscarriages or other complications too
Lethal child abuse saves money? The Alaska House of Representatives says “That’s tragic”
Kelly McClure
Rep. David Eastman was censured on Wednesday for suggesting that dead children are a benefit to society
Wisconsin Supreme Court election candidate is Trump loyalist involved in electors plot
Chris Walker
Dan Kelly took part in “extensive conversations” regarding Wisconsin Republicans’ role in the fake electors plot
The Southern Baptist Convention ousting female pastors shows the Christian right’s radicalization
Amanda Marcotte
Showily booting the famous Saddleback Church is the latest example of why the church can't keep young people around
Idaho lawmakers want to criminalize mRNA vaccines. Here’s what happens if their bill passes
Nicole Karlis
Anti-vax Republicans lawmakers are taking a page from abortion bans — and public health experts are worried
Don’t ignore the Wisconsin Supreme Court race — it could be crucial for democracy
Russ Feingold
Could the election of one justice on one court in the Badger State really mean so much? In this case, definitely
Joe Biden’s agenda faces an unprecedented onslaught of dark money: The FCC is just the start
Rae Hodge
Untraceable telecom money is pouring in — to Democrats as well as Republicans. The goal? To shut down government
From Olive Garden to fine dining, how Andes Mints became part of eating out in America
Ashlie D. Stevens
The chocolate mints are found in diners, steakhouses and red sauce joints — all places that inspire nostalgia
Tucker Carlson vs. Chelsea Handler: Why the right-wing is steaming mad about childfree women
Amanda Marcotte
The Fox News tantrum over a childfree comedian says a lot more about Republicans than it does about modern women
In a post-Roe world, the quest to create a male birth control drug has a renewed urgency
Nicole Karlis
A new drug being tested would work on-demand and wear off within hours
“Woke communism”: How corporate America became the bogeyman of today’s anti-communist crusaders
Steve Fraser
The “communism” Republicans are fighting against is modern capitalism
Right-wing rings of power: The far-right’s bizarre obsession with Lord of the Rings
Jeremy Lindenfeld
Right-wing Lord of the Rings fans find archconservative lessons in Middle-earth. Why?
“That’s where I draw the line”: David Cross has words for comics who moan about cancel culture
Dean Obeidallah
Cross talks to Salon about his stand-up tour, capitalism, rejecting theocracy and how a fan once changed his mind
Despite attempts to distance from Trump, critics say “make no mistake: Nikki Haley is no moderate”
Julia Conley
"The same politics of lies and division that Trump used, just in a softer voice," says Rev. Dr. William Barber II
“The Samuel Alito’s Mom’s Satanic Abortion Clinic” is a thing that exists now
Kelly McClure
The clinic will prescribe medication for a “religious abortion ritual,” aiding those who live in New Mexico
A new post-Roe reality: What will medical abortion look like if Trump judge bans mifepristone pill?
Nicole Karlis
A decision on a lawsuit in Texas could lead to nationwide mifepristone ban
Ron DeSantis’ hypocrisy is his secret weapon
David Mura
That DeSantis relies on this foundational principle of white supremacy is actually evidence of systemic racism
The history of “better than sex” cake, a sweet dessert with a sinful reputation
Ashlie D. Stevens
This retro, decadent cake is also sometimes called the "Better than Redford" cake
Why do so many Republicans now dress like cartoon supervillains? It’s what the MAGA base craves
Amanda Marcotte
Blame Roger Stone: On the right, playing up how they're the bad guys only makes them more popular
Democrats flipped the Pennsylvania House this week — here’s why that matters
Dennis Aftergut
A Democratic majority in Harrisburg is about more than one party in one state — it's a sign of real progress
Anti-LGTBQ+ attacks increased after far-right groups starting working together — with boost from Fox
Areeba Shah
After anti-vax and anti-CRT protests fizzle, far-right groups increasingly target the LGBTQ+ community
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