Professor Wilcox argues that children growing up with married parents are more likely to flourish because marriage provides stability, financial resources, and emotional support for parents, leading to better parenting outcomes.
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Anne Fishel, a clinical psychologist and co-founder of the Family Dinner Project, says that much of the work she facilitates for families in her office could easily be replicated organically at home, if people shared more time around the dinner table.
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The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) on Thursday claimed the Constitution protects a “right” to abortion travel, and gave its support to two lawsuits that seek to block Alabama from prosecuting those who facilitate cross-state travel for abortion.
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall said that people who help a woman or girl travel out of the pro-life state for an abortion which would have been illegal in Alabama could be charged with conspiracy. Attorney General Merrick Garland, however, said in a statement that “bedrock constitutional principles dictate that women who reside in states that have banned access to comprehensive reproductive care must remain free to seek that care in states where it is legal.”
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I was ten years old when I watched porn for the first time. I found myself on Pornhub, which I stumbled across by accident and returned to out of curiosity. The website has no age verification, no ID requirement, not even a prompt asking me if I was over 18. The site is easy to find, impossible to avoid, and has become a frequent rite of passage for kids my age.
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A little over a week ago on October 30th, CCP leader Xi Jinping implicitly made a monumental admission—China’s population policy was a big mistake.
2022 marked the first year in over six decades where China recorded a population drop. This isn’t just a blip. Unless something changes, China’s population will fall increasingly quickly for the foreseeable future.
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