The effort to impose global governmental decrees on U.S. health care has met a rising tide of opposition, as two Republican-led states have adopted legislation declaring international bodies have “no authority” over their citizens at any time, including during pandemics. Several state lawmakers compared the world government bodies’ growing authority to a dystopian novel by C.S. Lewis.
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A common argument made by pro-abortion advocates in support of infanticide is that abortion is needed in cases of rape – an “exception” to laws against baby murder that even many pro-lifers believe should be legal. Generally, those who have strong feelings about abortion in the case of rape or incest are misinformed, going off of what someone has told them instead of looking at the facts. The left’s constant harping on rape and incest clauses would lead one to believe the situation is common. That would be a lie.
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Child care is a headache, but notably, parents in different parts of the country experience the child care market very differently, and this can affect their family decisions. In a new working paper, Clara Piano, Lyman Stone, Vincent Geloso, and I study the relationship between child care regulatory intensity and variation in fertility gaps across the Unites States.
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Earlier this year, Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey announced a lawsuit against Planned Parenthood after an expose’ video showed officials discussing how they take teen girls out of state for secret abortions.
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Pro-life flight attendant Charlene Carter is continuing her fight against Southwest Airlines in the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals after the airline fired her for criticizing her union’s promotion of the pro-abortion Women’s March.
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