A lawsuit in Alaska Superior Court challenges the provision limiting abortions to physical locations, claiming that denying so-called ‘telehealth’ options denies equal protection of the ‘right’ to abortion courts have previously recognized.
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An overarching theme was that research needed to shift from individual preference to couple dynamics. Fertility research using couples’ data used to be focused on two questions: whether he wants the same number of children she does, and who gets their way if preferences differ. “Couple dynamics” means much more than that today: Partnership turnover, quality of relationships, and stability of relationships all influence whether even couples who want the same number of children actually have them. The term also embraces the reality that even fertility desires are dynamic, i.e., change over time.
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From no-fault divorce to same-sex marriage to assisted reproductive technologies, America is increasingly privileging the desires of adults over children’s rights, according to a nonprofit with a concrete plan to reverse this trend.
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On college campuses across America, from Dartmouth College to Harvard University, Cliffe Knechtle has spent decades fielding difficult questions of the faith: Why does God allow suffering? Is Christianity anti-science? Isn’t morality subjective? And increasingly, in the age of therapy culture and TikTok spirituality: Can God coexist with anxiety and mental health struggles?
Read MoreArizona’s bill would mandate instruction on ‘fetal and prenatal human development,’ though radically pro-abortion Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs is likely to reject it.
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