The State of the Union

The state of marriage and family is an essential measure of national well-being.

The March for Life and Real Feminism

The March for Life shows us real feminism — women who embrace their femininity, the vocation to motherhood, and their faith

Not a Cause for Rejoicing

We should not rejoice that a majority of Americans favor torture, even if it leads to election results we favor.

Where We are on Health Care Reform

The status of the health care reform debate, and alternatives to the current bills.

More Threats from Caesar

Threats to religious liberty can be found in the strings attached to federal grants.

The Manhattan Declaration and You

The Manhattan Declaration is an important new statement by religious leaders on respect for life, the preservation of marriage, and religious liberty.

Call Bart Stupak and Thank Him

Last week, the New York Times ran a profile of Rep. Bart Stupak, the Democrat from Michigan who has been a stalwart in fighting to prevent the health care reform bills from funding elective abortions.

Just Us Unedjikated Pro-lifers Here

The absurd insular intellectual pretensions of our elite betters are rarely on display as blatantly and laughably as in David Brooks’ most recent column in the New York Times. Mr. Brooks reflected in his column on the fact that public opinion is shifting away from the positions held by “the educated class” on issues like

A Tortured Poll and the Caiaphas Principle

A deeply disturbing poll has just come out from the Rasmussen Reports, the respected public opinion research organization. They report that “Fifty-eight percent (58%) of U.S. voters say waterboarding and other aggressive interrogation techniques should be used to gain information from the terrorist who attempted to bomb an airliner on Christmas Day.” This confirms to