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October 20, 2014
Rebecca Leber
In Texas, You Can Vote With a Concealed Handgun License—but not a Student ID
October 16, 2014
Claire Groden
This Woman Is Traveling in a Hazmat Suit—and 4 More Absurd Ebola Overreactions
October 15, 2014
Jonathan Cohn
The Supreme Court Might Finally Stop the Assault on Reproductive Rights
October 13, 2014
Jonathan Cohn
A Nurse Should Not Have Contracted Ebola. We Need New Policies.
October 9, 2014
Jonathan Cohn
Stop Freaking Out About America's Single Ebola Death, and Start Worrying About West Africa
October 7, 2014
Jen Gunter
Getting an Abortion Is No More Dangerous Than Running a Marathon
October 3, 2014
Eric Garcia
Voter ID Laws Are Costing Taxpayers Millions
October 1, 2014
Jonathan Cohn
The Biggest Question About Texas' Mysterious Ebola Case
Why didn't a hospital recognize Ebola the first time?
October 1, 2014
Jonathan Cohn
Airport Screening Would Not Have Stopped Ebola at the U.S. Border
Asymptomatic patients make the virus tough to detect
September 24, 2014
Rebecca Traister
How to Reveal You Had an Abortion
A guide for Wendy Davis and other politicians
September 3, 2014
Rebecca Leber
George Bush: Climate Change Is a Threat
It's not W, but it's a start
August 17, 2014
Alec MacGillis
The Charges Against Rick Perry Are Thin. But They Are Also Clarifying.
August 13, 2014
Eric Benson
The Border Is Not a Battlefield
It’s more like a fortified check-in counter
July 25, 2014
Alec MacGillis
Obama Understands the Border Crisis Better Than Rick Perry. His Child-Migrant Plan Proves It.
July 9, 2014
Jonathan Cohn
QEDaily: Welcome to Texas, Mr. President
Obama doesn't need information. He needs political partners.
July 8, 2014
Alec MacGillis
The Border Crisis Is Not "Obama's Katrina." Not Even Close.
June 30, 2014
Isaac Chotiner
Wendy Davis's Campaign Is Failing For One Very Simple Reason
And the media keeps ignoring it
June 14, 2014
Jeff Winkler
Too Hot for Texas
Meet the gun enthusiasts who were shut out of the state Republican convention
May 15, 2014
Lane Florsheim
How Texas Keeps Putting the Intellectually Disabled on Death Row
The Supreme Court said it was unconstitutional but gave states wiggle room
May 13, 2014
Erica Hellerstein
Texas's Culture Wars Have Created a Public Health Disaster for Women
A report from the impoverished Rio Grande Valley

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