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Oliver Haug

Berkeley, California
As seen in: Xtra Magazine, The New York Times, Yahoo Entertainment, Yahoo Life, The Sacramento Bee, Autostraddle, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Wichita Eagle, San Luis Obispo Tribune, The State, Them and
contributing editor @xtramagazine, asst. digital editor + audience @msmagazine, words in many places | cohaug1@gmail.com

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The Trump Administration Isn’t Just Ignoring Violence Against Abortion Clinics—It Wants to Fund It.

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By Teresa Burton, Oliver Haug
| Ms. Magazine
A large image of U.S. President Donald Trump hangs from the the Robert F. Kennedy Department of Justice Building on May 18, 2026 in Washington, DC. The Justice Department has announced the creation of a nearly $1.8 billion compensation fund for allies of Trump who allege they were unfairly targeted by the federal government under the previous administration. (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images) The numbers are staggering: Between 2024 and 2025, death threats against abortion providers more than doubled.
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Remembering War’s Impacts on Women and Girls on Memorial Day

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By Kathy Spillar, Oliver Haug
| Ms. Magazine
Women members of Iran’s Red Crescent society stand near smoke plumes from an ongoing fire following an overnight airstrike on the Shahran oil refinery in northwestern Tehran on March 8, 2026. (AFP via Getty Images) As we pause to mark Memorial Day on Monday, I’m thinking about the women affected by war—whether they’re fighting on the front lines, working in the service as nurses, or civilians saddled with the consequences of wars started by men living in far-off lands who barely know they exist.
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They Blame Feminism for Falling Birth Rates—but Data Says It’s Saving Families

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By Haley Lickstein, Oliver Haug
| Ms. Magazine
New fertility data reveals declining birthrates in the U.S. Studies show that more women are delaying or forgoing having children for financial reasons. (Chandan Khanna/AFP via Getty Images) Last month, the newest fertility data dropped—and the U.S. fertility rate has fallen again, hitting another record low in 2025 according to the National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS). The number of births per 1,000 women of childbearing age, in 2025, went down by .7 to 53.1, compared to 53.8 in 2024.
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