Erik Eckholm

Ultrasound Abortion Bill Nears Vote in Virginia

(Photo: B.K. Dewey) Richmond, Virginia - A bill requiring a woman to get an ultrasound before having an abortion is poised to pass Virginia’s legislature this week, …

By: Sabrina Tavernise &; Erik Eckholm ,

February 21, 2012

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Occupy Movement Regroups, Preparing for Its Next Phase

The ragtag Occupy Wall Street encampments that sprang up in scores of cities last fall, thrusting “We are the 99 percent” into the vernacular, have largely been dismantled, with …

By: Erik Eckholm ,

February 12, 2012

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Anti-Abortion Groups Are Split on Legal Tactics

A widening and emotional rift over legal tactics has split the anti-abortion movement, with its longtime leaders facing a Tea Party-like insurrection from many grass-roots activists who are impatient …

By: Erik Eckholm ,; TheNewYorkTimesNewsService

December 5, 2011

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Race Barrier May Topple as Voters Pick Mayor

San Francisco - This city with the country’s oldest Chinatown appears likely to elect a Chinese-American mayor for the first time on Tuesday, and for many residents it is …

By: Erik Eckholm ,; TheNewYorkTimesNewsService

November 7, 2011

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In Suburb, Battle Goes Public on Bullying Gay Students

Anoka, Minnesota - This sprawling suburban school system, much of it within Michele Bachmann’s Congressional district, is caught in the eye of one of the country’s hottest culture wars …

By: Erik Eckholm ,

September 13, 2011

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COP28 Must Address the US Military as World’s Largest Institutional Emitter

WI Bills Would Require Libraries to Tell Parents What Books Their Kids Check Out

I Faced Death by Incarceration. The UN Heard My Plea to Abolish Life Sentences.

The International Labor Movement Is Mobilizing for a Free Palestine

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