Dr. Rebecca Gomperts has started a company that offers online medical advice and quality-verified abortion drugs to women around the world looking to terminate a pregnancy.
U.S. Supreme Court strikes down Arizona voter citizenship provision
The Supreme Court struck down three of four provisions in the controversial Arizona immigration law Monday in a 5-3 decision. But what it left was what Arizona State Rep. John Kavanagh called the law’s “heart and soul.”
Supreme Court justices could face blowback no matter how they decide healthcare case
As the U.S. Supreme Court debates the Affordable Healthcare Act, there’s a growing discussion about the level of political heat that may come down, no matter what the decision is.
Slate.com senior editor Emily Bazelon has been researching the Prince case since February, we hear why it may be misguided to levy felony charges against six teenagers in this tragic case.
Both conservatives and liberals have their concerns about Supreme Court nominee, Elena Kagan. The left worries that she is too untested, while the right worries that she is too ‘gay friendly.’
Bullying has long been a problem for school children and it seems that the level of violence is both increasing and spreading beyond the schoolyard on to the Internet.
