When abortion was made illegal in Texas, the Left stoked fear that no doctor would want to train or practice in our Pro-Life state. This would be a major concern — if it were true. National data indicates that these fears are unfounded, and in fact, the medical community continues to grow in Pro-Life states.
Read MoreThe 40 Days for Life campaign in Bellevue, Nebraska had a big day when students from a Chesterton Academy school spent an hour and a half holding signs and praying in front of the local abortion facility.
And that’s not the only reason it was a big day. Judy showed an eight-week fetal model to an abortion client who was, you guessed it, eight weeks pregnant.
Read MoreIn July 2023, I walked away from academia and tenure after 15 years as a professor. This decision in and of itself was not so unusual. It is the 21st century, and plenty of people change careers, after all—especially in this post-2020 age of the Great Resignation. What shocked both friends and strangers alike, however, was what I decided to do instead. Instead of opting for the more typical alternative career choice for ex-academics, such as a consultant or UX researcher, I decided to stay at home full time (aside from some freelance writing and editing) to homeschool my children. “What a loss to the profession,” several friends and former colleagues commented. A couple of friends made tradwife jokes, all in good humor, about my becoming a stereotypical housewife.
Read MoreTen of the researchers responsible for producing the three scientific papers filed a petition to compel arbitration this week against Sage Publications for issuing what they called “pretextual and discriminatory” retractions of their findings on the abortion pill.
Read MoreGreece which has been referred to as the “cradle of civilization” now has a fertility rate of 1.3, one of the lowest in Europe, and far below the rate of 2.1 that is needed to maintain the population. The Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has called a “national threat.”
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