
Sarah Kliff
Former Senior Correspondent
Latest articles by Sarah Kliff


He wants to save the government $300 billion on prescription drugs. We only spend $78 billion.


America has experienced its sharpest, fastest decline in unplanned births on record.


Americans think abortion is rare. It isn’t.


No other democracy gives its high court justices life tenure on the bench — so no other country has these unexpected, tumultuous, and sudden vacancies.


We don’t know how many Flint, Michigan–type problems there are in America.


The Court will rule on a controversial Texas law that clinics say has forced many of them to shutter.


Sarah, Ezra, and Matt use the New Hampshire primary results as a lens through which to discuss Jonathan Rauch’s case for “political realism” as a governing philosophy.


“Essentially they’re saying I have to get closer to becoming a liver cancer victim before I can have treatment.”


Without Planned Parenthood, prescriptions for the most effective birth controls dropped by a third.

