Tabatha Southey finds a small antidote to a growing chorus of mean and petty policy designed to make women’s lives more difficult
Andrew MacDougall: Why are Liberals tweeting and petitioning and fundraising about access to abortion, which is not under threat in Canada? They’re in panic mode.
Anne Kingston: Canadians who reassure themselves that the southern state’s abortion ban couldn’t possibly ever happen here haven’t been paying attention
Opinion: Doug Jones may have defeated Roy Moore in their Senate race, but Alabama’s electoral history is still marked by efforts to frustrate the Black vote
Moore has stained the GOP brand, and if the Dems can almost win in Alabama, they can win almost anywhere
On the campaign trail in Alabama, Steve Bannon’s anti-establishment Republican forces believed in God—and Moore, their God-fearing candidate
Jones hopes to be the first Democrat elected to the Senate in a quarter-century. His hopes may rest on African-American voter turnout.
Allen Abel reports from a tiny church in the Alabama county that voted more decisively for Trump than any other county in the nation
Alabama’s immigration laws are embarrassing the state, and costing it money