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Out of the Mouth of Babes: The Unseen Abortion Fallout 6
- Family, Culture
- June 24, 2022
That day Julie decided they would eat lunch on the deck. She carried out a tray with peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, baby carrots, grapes, a cup of juice for Libby and a bottled water for herself, and put them on the picnic table. “There,” she said. “We won’t even need forks or spoons, and
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WaPo Paints a Grim Picture of America’s ‘Abortion Deserts’ … or Not?0
- Family, Culture
- June 24, 2022
As the world awaits the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision on Roe v. Wade, America’s media has been colouring in the details of an apocalyptic landscape without access to abortion. It’s terrifying, or, to be more precise, TERRIFYING. Article after article argues that poor women will be denied lifestyle choices, be sicker and sink even deeper
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Extra! Extra! Boy Walks to School!0
- Education, Culture, Family
- June 24, 2022
A Michigan story getting a lot of attention for reasons you can probably figure out on your own is headlined: “10-year-old Grosse Pointe Park boy walked to school every day for 4 years. He plans to keep the streak going.” Yup. Real headline, real kid, real indication of all sorts of rather depressing things about
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Keeping Children Safe Is the Most Dangerous Thing You Can Do 0
- Education, Culture, Family
- June 23, 2022
When my three sons were young, they were all good at skateboarding. They built their own short ramps all over our property, but especially enjoyed the ramp a neighbor built in his barn. It was against the rules to go on this ramp alone; nevertheless, my 10-year-old went over there one day unnoticed, had a
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Biden Administration to Force Schools to Adopt Radical Gender Policies 2
- Education, Family, Politics, Uncategorized
- June 23, 2022
For a brief moment last week, President Joe Biden’s administration appeared to be interested in what parents think about K-12 schools. Low student achievement coming out of the pandemic. High rates of depression among youth. School officials hiding information about students’ health from their parents. The administration seemed to be aware of these concerns when it announced the creation of a National
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The Supreme Court Stands Up for the Right to Self-Defense 0
- Politics
- June 23, 2022
The Supreme Court’s infamous 2007 decision DC vs Heller recognized that the Second Amendment established a right to bear arms in self-defense. But in the years since, the high court has hardly taken any gun rights cases further fleshing out this precedent—leaving loopholes states have exploited to restrict citizens’ right to self-defense. No more. In a
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