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Philly abortion trial changes tone of national debate

The trial against Doctor Kermit Gosnell, who ran a Philadelphia inner-city abortion clinic and is charged with killing five people, has forced abortion supporters on the defensive and has energized anti-abortion activists.

Could Gabriel Gomez pull a 'Scott Brown' and win Massachusetts Senate race?

Enough media attention for Dr. Kermit Gosnell murder trial?

Kermit Gosnell trial: Will it affect abortion rights?(+video)

Kansas passes anti-abortion bill declaring life begins 'at fertilization'

Alabama joins flood of states restricting abortion. What's behind this?

USA Update Alabama joins new antiabortion drive, legal challenge may be next

Rivals prepare to go head to head over abortion bans

Arkansas' tough new abortion law on shaky legal ground, experts say

12-week abortion ban vetoed: Will the legislature override the veto?

Abortion rights: Why New York is swimming against the national tide

Decoder Wire The 'stupid party': Is GOP's concern what's said or how it's said?

Roe v. Wade at 40: Six questions about abortion rights

The Oath

Robert Reich Election 2012: A house divided

Swing states: how candidates fared in battle for newspaper endorsements

Romney’s wavering path on abortion. Do voters care?

Decoder Wire What women want: Is it abortion, contraception, and equal pay – or jobs? (+video)

Decoder Wire 'Binders full of women': a revealing remark from Romney, or a sideshow?

A public law school faces trial over liberal bias

Biden, Ryan hold their own in tough vice presidential debate (+video)

Decoder Wire For Obama and Romney, time to play 'The Debate Expectations Game' (+video)

Where Todd Akin and Paul Ryan agree, and disagree, on abortion

Todd Akin and Republican abortion plank: bad timing? (+video)

What’s that you say about Paul Ryan? Political combatants weigh in