The anti-obscenity law is unenforceable and probably unconstitutional. Conservatives still want to use it to ban medication abortions.
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The Pious One, Donald Trump
The least likely embodiment of Christian virtues in American life is practically running as an evangelical minister.
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Mayday in Florida
The political landscape for state Democrats shifts dramatically after another historic abortion decision.
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The Prospect Weekly Roundup: A Trial Balloon
On this week’s live show, Harold Meyerson and David Dayen discuss union victories in the Twin Cities, the impact of this year’s uncompetitive primaries, AIPAC’s alignment with the Republican Party, and Novo Nordisk discontinuing insulin medication.
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They Don’t Want Trump OR Biden. Here’s How They Still Can Elect Biden.
Our new survey of these voters shows how the president can still win their support.
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Judge Shopping Ended—by Judges Themselves
Feral (and federal) district court judges attempted to seize control of national policy one too many times.
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Kamala and Chuck: The Democrats Get Real
Today on TAP: The vice president visits an abortion clinic. The majority leader says Bibi must go.
Posted inHealth and Social Policy
Miscarriage and Murder
The Alabama legislature has acted to protect doctors and IVF clinic workers from the ‘fetal personhood’ doctrine, but not pregnant women.
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Controlling Birth Control
On the eve of over-the-counter birth control pills, the GOP can’t possibly convince Americans that the right to contraception is wrong.
