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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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Senate Democrats Attack EPA Study on Abortion Drugs in Your Drinking Water

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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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Kentucky Sues Group Advertising Illegal Abortion Drugs At State Fair

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The Children We Are Asked to Forget

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Fulton Sheen’s Answer to Assisted Suicide

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NEWSworthy: Florida Defeats Pro-abortion Constitutional Amendment

  Floridians defeated a pro-abortion constitutional amendment that would have opened the door for killing preborn babies through all nine months of pregnancy. Tuesday’s vote also stood out as a positive sign of hope for the pro-life movement, which had suffered a handful of...
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What a dialogue about abortion should look like

  A version of the following was printed in The Dove, a publication of Regis High School, where Raymond Sullivan is a senior. It’s election season: the time of year when candidates for office across the country come together to debate their opponents and explain their...
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Body and Soul

  Recently I attended a wedding in the northern Japanese island of Hokkaido. The bride was the daughter of an old family friend. The beautiful young woman, radiant in her white wedding dress, used to be a curly-haired toddler with a Minnie Mouse doll always in her arms. The...
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Rejecting Public (and Private) Coarseness

  American society is fractured; discourse that is civil is rarely heard. We are divided Red against Blue and Blue against Red. Our history is reckoned glorious; or it is taken to be an embarrassment. Technology throws gasoline on fires that otherwise might be easily...
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