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Abortion Is Not Health Care
May 11, 2021: As government officials debate the issue of funding abortion, the question, "Is abortion health care?" is consistently at the forefront of the discussion.
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The Corrupt Politicians Act Is a Step Backwards for America
May 10, 2021: A high priority for the radical left is a national takeover of our elections. They want the bureaucrats in D.C. running our elections. This is what S.1 or The Corrupt Politicians Act is all about-another big government power grab.
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Population Isn't All That China Loses with Its One-Child Policy
by Mary Szoch and Arielle Del Turco
May 7, 2021: When the Financial Times reported that China is set to announce its first population decline since the famine that accompanied Mao Zedong's Great Leap Forward, Chinese authorities rushed to dispel the report. After decades of coercive implementation of its one-child policy, which was intended to limit population growth, now the government does not want to admit population decline.
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Why International Religious Freedom Is Important to the Work of USAID
May 5, 2021: In his first few months in office, President Biden's administration has either canceled or put on hold some of the religious freedom programs conducted by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). This is deeply unfortunate. The Biden administration must solidify the promotion of international religious freedom in its development projects. Doing so will serve the mission of USAID, which is to "promote and demonstrate democratic values abroad, and advance a free, peaceful, and prosperous world."
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On Thursday's National Day of Prayer, We Should Remember the Words of Abraham Lincoln
by David Closson and Arielle Del Turco
May 4, 2021: Last year, the annual National Day of Prayer was marked by the early stages of the coronavirus pandemic.
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South Korea Should Expand Free Speech on the Peninsula, Not Reduce It
May 4, 2021: A South Korean law that threatens human rights activists with fines of nearly $27,000 or up to three years in prison has prompted international concern about the status of free speech in South Korea and the future of human rights advocacy. Passed in December by South Korea's parliament, the law bans civilians from floating balloons with informational leaflets and sending bottles with rice and USBs over water.
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Prenatal Nondiscrimination Acts: Why They Are Essential
by Katherine Johnson and Laura Grossberndt
May 3, 2021: Eugenics and abortion have a long shared history in the United States. Unfortunately, this connection is not a mere footnote of a bygone century. With modern scientific developments that ... (more)
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Biden's First 100 Days Have Been a Nightmare for Social Conservatives
April 30, 2021: Just over a hundred days ago, Joe Biden became the 46th president of the United States of America. In his inaugural address, the new president promised to unify the nation.
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Obama/Biden comparison
April 29, 2021: Obama/Biden comparison
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Supreme Court to Decide Whether Second Amendment Protects Concealed Carry of Firearms
April 27, 2021: The Supreme Court announced Monday that it will decide a core gun rights issue: Whether the Second Amendment requires states to give permits to law-abiding citizens to carry concealed weapons.