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Roe v. Wade’s negative impact on American law, medicine, and culture was deep and pervasive. For two generations, the Supreme Court told Americans that elective abortion was a “fundamental right,” that “the unborn have never been recognized in the law as persons in the whole... Read More →

In his lead article, “Building an Enduring Majority for Life,” Clarke Forsythe surveys post-Dobbs America and promotes a path forward. “The Dobbs decision moved control of abortion from the Court to public sentiment,” he writes; no surprise, then, that in this time of “stark... Read More →

  To protect women and children, we have to let go of the illusion that surrogacy is anything other than a form of human trafficking. Today, women everywhere are finding it harder than in previous years to get and keep work. Since the start of the pandemic, Forbes reports,... Read More →

  Bryan Johnson has a clone. “I just cloned myself…as a newborn,” he posted on X last month. The 48-year-old venture capitalist is on a mission not to die, and he invests $2 million each year in this project. Bloomberg reported three years ago that “his test results... Read More →