If we want more babies, we need to learn how to live under a curse. American birthrates, like those in much of the developed world, have plummetedway below replacement levels, and an aging, declining population is bad news. But recognizing the problem doesn’t mean people are ready to be part of the solution.

The fortunes of marriage have changed. Marital stability looks much different than it did 30 years ago.

By: Daniel Gullotta – wng.org – July 17, 2025 Gen Z is reportedly returning to church … but the same was once said of Millennials. Scan social media or glance at recent headlines, and you might sense a religious revival brewing among Gen Z. Reports enthusiastically claim that young people (especially young men) are returning to church, driven by newfound...

For years, urbanists and pundits have insisted that young Americans are rejecting the suburbs. The story goes: the white picket fence is passé, the cul-de-sac is dead, and no one under 40 dreams of mowing a lawn. But the data tells a different story.

In order to understand why males are struggling, it helps to ask: What is it that gives life meaning?

Red states across the country are advancing the MAHA agenda through legislation, executive orders, and waivers to the SNAP program.

Exploring Robby Starbuck’s views on children’s issues in modern culture. But I’m skeptical about his new movie, “The War on Children.”

Earlier this year, the controversial Kids Off Social Media Act (KOSMA)passed the Senate Commerce Committee. Proponents of the bill say barring kids under 13 and limiting algorithm-based advertising for those under 17 will protect children online.

Meet the Zoomers who are quitting the rat race, skipping the $8 lattes, and buying homes in towns you’ve never heard of.

An IFS research brief on the pronatal benefits of expanding the Child Tax Credit.