At the 49th annual March for Life, thousands marched to defend the unborn. It was a unique year, given that the pending Supreme Court decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization could overturn Roe v. Wade.  

It’s that time once again when we see multiple news stories about how great the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) is doing.  Don’t you believe it. The real story has always been how Obamacare has failed to live up to Democrats’ sales pitch.  

 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...

Working Americans have had trouble this year affording basic needs amid the nation’s soaring inflation rate.

By: David French – frenchpress – December 5, 2021 From the moment I listened to the oral argument in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health, I had a sinking feeling that we were about to have a cultural argument about adoption. Justice Amy Coney Barrett, who’s an adoptive mother herself, asked Julie Rikelman, the attorney for Jackson Women’s Health, about so-called “safe haven...

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

Marriage is declining quickly in the United States, especially among lower-income Americans. What’s worse, this “family polarization” by income seems to have deepened since the pandemic began last year, according to our new report. Needless to say, money plays a critical role in this marriage divide. But if you ask individual Americans on the marriage market today why they are not married, surprisingly,...

Global survey finds most 16-25 year olds worry a lot about the future, and many feel failed by governments.

Higher percentages of Americans view marriage as being “old-fashioned” as just over half believe that marriage is needed to create strong families.

Texas’ new heartbeat law, SB8, doesn’t sit well with the abortion industry. Protecting life in the womb never does.