Gloria Steinem and Hilary Swank appear on 'Joy Behar Show' to celebrate the Pill; complain about abstinent-only education.

Pew Research Center cites softened American disapproval as reason for increased out-of-wedlock births.

Reporter Winnie Hu continues to push against New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie's fight against the teachers' unions: The protest offered "a real-life civics lesson that unfolded on lawns, sidewalks, parking lots and football fields."

Contributing editor calls a mother a 'willing slave to her children.'

Seth MacFarlane tells CNN's Larry King his conscience doesn't bother him for the episode he created taking a shot at Trig Palin.

New Jerseyans, angry at the stubbornness of the teachers' unions for refusing to accept wage freezes during a recession, voted down NJ school budgets. Reporter Winnie Hu takes the side of the unions: "Many school officials said students were the losers in Tuesday's elections." Meanwhile, many taxpayers said they were the winners.

Caving to 'Religious Freedom' group on National Day of Prayer event shows which religious figures the Obama administration deem important.

Despite the sexual messages that permeate pop culture, some young women found that hooking up isn't all that great.

Magazine's religion editor embraces 'Americans' disinterest' in bishop's sexuality.

Pop singer declares that she is celibate, but her lyrics are full of sexual references.

Dvorak: Maybe 'Northern Virginia Catholics Aren't as Pro-life the Rest of the Week.'

Samantha Harris interviews Levi Johnston about Bristol Palin's new Candie's Foundation advertisement.

GLAAD apparently forgot about other times that the news network allowed its bias to shine through reports.

A retired federal employee reports a flaw in a tax-prep program that could have saved him money, and the Times honors him as a true patriot: Taxpayer Could Have Kept the $600, but He Put His Country First."