The Guttmacher Institute released a report Wednesday that said abortions in the United States went up by 8 percent from 2017 to 2020 — the first rise in decades.

Following the leak of a Supreme Court draft decision in Dobbs v. Jackson, Americans have witnessed a disturbing response from the radical Left.

About three in four Americans have a religious preference, but less than half say that religion is “very important” to them, that they belong to a church or that they regularly attend religious services.

By: Caroline Downey – nationalreview.com – June 15, 2022 Pro-abortion terrorist group Jane’s Revenge, which has claimed credit for a string of recent attacks on pregnancy centers across the country, on Tuesday declared “open season” on pro-life organizations as the Supreme Court ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health draws closer. In a statement posted on its website Tuesday, the organization vowed to attack any pro-life...

By: Dan McLaughlin – nationalreview.com – June 15, 2022 “How aggressively should liberals attack the Supreme Court?” That is the headline on a Washington Post article co-bylined by Paul Waldman and Greg Sargent. A sampling: A debate is heating up on the left about how to communicate with the public about the court’s radicalization and what should be done about it. Grist for this...

With all due respect to Mitch McConnell, Republicans shouldn’t even be talking about a gun-control deal unless that deal includes doing something about the fundamental problem: The utter refusal of the federal government and most Democrat-run states and counties to prosecute ordinary common gun crimes.

U.S. population growth has been in sharp decline for many years, made more dramatic by the COVID-19 pandemic.

We hear plenty of reasons for the perfect storm that imploded California. One-party, progressive government, of course. Decades of unchecked illegal immigration, without doubt.

A pregnancy resource center near Portland, Oregon, appears to be the latest pro-life facility to be firebombed by pro-abortion zealots.

The Lack of Biblical Worldviews Among American Pastors By Ivyanne Nichols So many Americans do not have a biblical worldview, but you would expect that a high percentage of pastors – who lead their churches in the teaching of the Scripture – would have a worldview that aligns with Scripture. This is not what Dr. George Barna found in a...