
Closing Abortion Clinics Costs Us More Than Access to Abortion
I worked at North Texas clinics. They didn't just provide abortions — they provided autonomy for women across the region
I worked at North Texas clinics. They didn't just provide abortions — they provided autonomy for women across the region
Educators at all levels are in a predictable frenzy, cobbling together resources to help students process preventable tragedy, loss, and grief.
"I didn’t want to have an abortion. But I also knew that I couldn’t not have one"
“His hawking of testicle tanning is a veil for a culture war narrative, not as a feasible solution to a medical problem,” one keen observer notes.
Cutting meat out of your diet for one day a week can save more than 20,000 gallons of water and reduce your personal carbon contribution by more than 400 pounds per year
"If the CDC can't require masks on a flight from New York to San Francisco, then it can't do anything”
How fame, race, sexuality, and the toxic confines of masculinity might have served as a motive for one of the most bizarre celebrity scandals in recent memory
Ukranian photographer Yana Yatsuk details what it's like to see her family enter "survival mode" as Russia attacks Ukraine
Olympic gold medalist Sarah Hughes on how the Russian doping scandal could bring needed change to the sport
The definition of insanity is repeating the same act and expecting a different result. Right now, continuing the failed efforts to "fix" policing in America feels insane, what's needed is radical and systemic change
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