The Report: How Sex and Work Made Some Men Resent Roe

May 13, 2022

The Report

Measuring government performance

NEW YORK, USA - MAY 7: Protesters gathered in front of The Basilica of St. Patrick's Old Cathedral to protest after the Supreme Court voted to overturn abortion rights, draft opinion shows, in New York, United States on May 7, 2022. (Photo by Mostafa Bassim Adly/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)

How Sex and Work Made Some Men Resent Roe

For some Roe v. Wade critics, it's not about abortion itself but the way abortion freed women from being tied to family and work roles that kept them down.

Biden Pivots to Us vs. Them Message

The president looked to rally Democratic voters by ticking off a side-by-side scenario of what would happen if the party retained control of Congress and what would happen if the GOP took over.

Draft Opinion Unearths Contraception Debate

Roe's fall has implications for other privacy-based rights, experts say. Some are already seizing on that momentum.

Advocates Protest 'Attack' on Charter Schools

Charter school advocates protested what they see as an increasingly hostile effort by Democrats – and the Biden administration, in particular – to prevent the sector from expanding.

New Omicron Subvariant Cases Increasing

While BA.2, or 'stealth omicron,' remains the dominant omicron subvariant circulating, cases of BA.2.12.1 are substantially increasing.

Leaked Abortion Ruling Shakes Up Texas Primary

A runoff in Texas' 28th District could offer the first real glimpse this election cycle of voters mobilizing against the threats to abortion rights and the end of Roe v. Wade.

Domestic Concerns Color Putin's War Planning

Western officials believed the Russian leader would unleash the full might of his military against Ukraine on Victory Day. The risk of a 'destabilizing backlash' forced him to reconsider.