The Marriage Paradox

Marriage has fallen upon hard times in the United States in the last 6 decades. Demographically, in the wake of the divorce revolution of the 1960s and 1970s, and the ongoing decline in the marriage rate, this social institution has lost significant ground as the anchor of adulthood and foundation of family life.

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The hazards of smartphones for kids

A recent Associated Press article describes how public schools are trying to counteract the maleficent influence of smartphones. Simply banning them from the classroom isn’t enough, it seems, because kids will become glued to their devices as soon as they get them back after school.

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The Hyde Amendment has saved the lives of millions – and abortion proponents want it gone

The Hyde Amendment, which prohibits federal taxpayer funding of most abortions, is the latest target of abortion proponents. Big Abortion understands that when abortion is subsidized by the taxpayer, abortions increase. This has been seen in various states where taxpayers have funded abortions through Medicaid. The federal Hyde Amendment is credited with saving millions of lives — millions of people who otherwise would have been aborted on the taxpayer’s dime.

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