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Texas’ draconian bill wasn’t enough for extremists — now, they’re coming for abortion pills, too
Lupe M. Rodríguez
SB8 criminalized merely helping someone get an abortion after week 6. Now, abortion medication may be banned, too
Kanye West and the smug cruelty of the anti-“cancel culture” movement
Kylie Cheung
The pompous, unapologetic collaboration between West, Manson and DaBaby was anything but coincidental
Lauren Boebert’s husband did jail time for “lewd exposure” in a bowling alley. She was there
Zachary Petrizzo
Couple were 86'd from Colorado bowling alley in 2004 after Jayson Boebert exposed himself to two young women
Why the Hyde Amendment and other barriers to reproductive care lead to more domestic violence
Kylie Cheung
Hyde binds the seemingly separable issues of pregnancy, domestic abuse, poverty, and the global pandemic
The Supreme Court’s sloppiness reveals its radicalism
Amanda Marcotte
So much for "balls and strikes" — Trump's Supreme Court exposes its radicalism with "Remain in Mexico" decision
What the R. Kelly trial allegations about teen abortions can tell us about reproductive coercion
Kylie Cheung
Accusations against the singer include one of the many ways that men have exerted long-term control over women
Staunch atheists show higher morals than the proudly pious, from the pandemic to climate change
Phil Zuckerman
When it comes to the most pressing moral issues of the day, hard-core secularists exhibit much more empathy
Unvaccinated terror: Proud Boys push the anti-vaccination movement into a violent threat
Amanda Marcotte
The violent, fascist energy of January 6 didn't just disappear
100,000 new cops and Tom Cotton’s “ban” on critical race theory: Dems vote with GOP in vote-a-rama
Igor Derysh
Democrats gleefully backed “vote-a-rama” amendments from Josh Hawley and Tommy Tuberville to show they love police
A California bill would limit protests at vaccination sites. Does it violate the First Amendment?
Rachel Bluth
Lawmakers worry that vaccination sites with less security are vulnerable to anti-vaccination harassment
Follow the money: Understanding the deep roots of Donald Trump’s coup attempt
Chauncey DeVega
It sure looks as if Jan. 6, and the entire Trump presidency, were planned and funded by oligarchs in the shadows
Long drives, air travel, exhausting waits: what abortion requires in the South
Sarah Varney
Restrictive abortion regulations enacted across the South require women to drive across state lines
Republican star Lauren Boebert spins fables about her childhood — but the real story is better
Zachary Petrizzo
The strange saga of the gun-toting GOP congresswoman, her single mom, the pro wrestler and the corrupt phlebotomist
Democrats have a massive opportunity with Capitol riot committee: Shove it down the GOP’s throat
Lucian K. Truscott IV
The House select committee on the Jan. 6 insurrection is a potent political weapon. Democrats better not waste it
With Elliot Page, increased visibility of transmasculine identity can be “both great & awful”
Kylie Cheung
The actor's popularity helps spotlight underrepresented issues, but his celebrity can also be a shortcoming
The Christian nationalist assault on democracy goes stealth — but the pushback is working
Paul Rosenberg
Salon's 2018 reporting helped drive the Christian right's Project Blitz underground. Now it's back, on the down-low
Virginia GOP candidate Glenn Youngkin tries to pivot away from Trump — but there’s nowhere to go
Igor Derysh
Youngkin went all-in on the culture war and Trump’s Big Lie in GOP primary. Now he's learning that might cost him
“The Good Fight” makes the Kafka-esque dream of a People’s Court a reality
Melanie McFarland
In the fifth season the Paramount+ show dares to ask, "What if the law were accessible for everyone?"
The cost of the GOP’s war against abortion is adding up — and taxpayers are footing the bill
Kylie Cheung
Republicans' anti-abortion crusade is not just dangerous, it is costly
“The Daily Show” launched 25 years ago to tackle the news: “We didn’t lampoon it, we became it”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Lizz Winstead spoke to Salon about pre-dating Fox News, resisting requests to make the show "wackier" and more
Why it’s (almost) impossible to argue with the right
Sophia A. McClennen
The right only debates with itself: their view and their version of the left. Fighting with that is near impossible
How evangelicals abandoned Christianity — and became “conservatives” instead
Nathaniel Manderson
As an evangelical pastor for many years, I saw faith in Jesus Christ gradually replaced by right-wing ideology
Treated as a “criminal mastermind”: Black women athletes punished for mental & reproductive health
Kylie Cheung
Brianna McNeal is one of several Black women athletes whose mental health is denied and held to an inhuman standard
Right-wing fumes after Hyde Amendment falls short in appropriations bill
Zachary Petrizzo
A provision to preserve the Hyde Amendment narrowly failed — and sparked a coordinated right-wing hashtag campaign
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