By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff For a provocateur, Scott Herndon is unexpectedly calm and articulate. Sporting a long beard and speaking in a measured tone, he communicates philosophical ideas that, if overheard piecemeal, might...
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Farmers’ Market fans fed up by anti-abortion protesters are seeking the city’s help to remove them. Although it wasn’t on the council agenda, about a half-dozen concerned citizens utilized...
By Nina Martin For ProPublica Used by Permission Last week’s Supreme Court decision in Whole Woman’s Health v. Hellerstedt was an unexpectedly sweeping victory for reproductive rights advocates—a “game changer,” said Nancy Northrop of...
By Nick Gier Reader Columnist Millions of Americans have donated their organs for transplantation; or, alternatively, they have offered their entire bodies for medical research. For the latter many universities and private companies contract...
