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Time to Hit Pause on the Death Penalty

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I Have Children Thanks to IVF, But Here’s Why I Would Never, Ever Recommend It

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When All Is Lost: Dealing with Pro-Life Despair

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FDA to Finish Abortion Pill Review in March, It Claims

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Tierra Walker’s Death Was Preventable

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Virginia’s Radical Abortion Amendment Could Violate Parental Rights

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Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen and Malcolm Muggeridge

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Let’s Not Bring Back Smoking

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Answering the Early-Morning Phone Call

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The Children We Are Asked to Forget

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Abortion Advocates Are Losing the Race to Replace Roe

Wide majorities of Americans reject the radicalism of abortion without limits. And if Roe and Casey are overturned, there will be a dramatic shift in American law toward protecting preborn human lives.
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Unpacking the Latest Ruling on TX Heartbeat Law 

The long and winding road of the Texas heartbeat law has taken yet another strange turn with a new ruling by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. The ultimate validity of the law is still unresolved. But the key point is that while litigation continues, the law will continue in...
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Love and Everyday Valor

  Hollywood’s Golden Age is generally defined as the period between the advent of the “talkies” (with The Jazz Singer in 1927) and the early-to-mid 1960s, when the major studios were producing historical epics, hallucinogenic musicals, and other big-budget extravaganzas that...
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Back to Go Forward

    C.S. Lewis, the Cambridge medievalist and philosopher, had a rule-of-thumb: Read two old books for every new one. By so doing, one can avoid “chronological snobbery,” by which he meant unreflectively assuming we know better than those who have gone before us. We are...
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