The debate over parents’ rights regarding how schools operate and what material they teach is reaching a boiling point in the U.S.

 By: Sarah Kliff & Aatish Bhatia – nytimes.com – January 1, 2022 After a year of fertility treatments, Yael Geller was thrilled when she found out she was pregnant in November 2020. Following a normalultrasound, she was confident enough to tell her 3-year-old son his “brother or sister” was in her belly. But a few weeks later, as she was...

Our culture doesn’t respect life. You see that every day in its widespread disregard for the lives of children in the womb and in the mainstreaming of abortion.

Here are five notable decisions from the United States Supreme Court in 2021 that have to do with the First Amendment, especially the issue of religious liberty. They include questions over foster care and a student seeking damages for being punished for preaching on campus.

Supreme Court decisions say that mothers may obtain an abortion for mere convenience ‘before viability.’ This arbitrary test would kill babies like Curtis.

By:  Habi Zhang – wsj.com – November 21, 2021 As a Chinese doctoral student raising a young son in the U.S., I am mystified by how American elementary schools coddle students. In China, schools are run like boot camps. What do the therapeutic comforts America showers on its youth portend for a growing competition with China? I recently registered my...

Technology alone cannot solve the complex problem of monitoring our children’s media consumption.

In a fiery interrogation Cruz accused the attorney general of mobilizing the FBI to go after parents without first investigating whether the claims of ‘threats and acts of violence’ were accurate.

Imagine you have a class of 25 students, and the parents of each one of them have their own ideas about how the teacher should — or should not — lead a lesson.

Democrats are playing with fire by underestimating the power of parents who are fired up and ready to assert control over their kids’ educations.