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The Midterms Were a Blow to the Pro-Life Cause, but Hope Remains

  The pro-life movement suffered a setback on election night, as a blue Democratic wave led to both pro-abortion ballot measures passing and seats flipping to pro-abortion candidates. Still, there are a few glimmers of hope as pro-lifers consider how to move forward. First,...
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Will These States Vote To Allow Unlimited Abortions?

  The 2026 midterm election is Tuesday, and four states will vote on abortion. Three will vote on whether to expand abortion through all nine months of pregnancy without limits, while one would generally restrict abortion. Here is a breakdown of the four abortion ballot...
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When Children’s Lives Count for Less

  On October 15, sixteen-year-old Griffin J. John II shot his way into Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon. Once inside, he opened fire in a special-education classroom, killing three children and one teacher and wounding others. News about the cold-blooded murder...
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What Will It Be Like To Die?

  Throughout the month of November, Catholic Christians commemorate the dead. The month begins with All Saints’ Day, which is the Church’s celebration of the citizens of heaven. We remember all the dead on the next day, All Souls Day, especially those whom we have known and...
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NEW YORK STATE’S EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT: A Revolutionary Camel

    A camel is a horse designed by a committee. Once a camel gets its nose into your tent, the rest of its body will soon follow, thus wrecking your tent. [1]   Introduction Rushed through the NYS legislature with little public debate,[2] an “Equal Righ...
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Why Roe/Casey Is Still Unsettled

In his first public criticism of the Supreme Court’s decision in Dred Scott v....
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The Odd Couple: Freedom and Liberty

“My chief hope for the future is that the common people have not parted company with...
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The Slide to Auschwitz

  In July the City Council of Cambridge, Massachusetts, voted to petition...
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FROM THE ARCHIVES: Forty Years after Roe: Onward We March

   “No issue in U.S. history has produced such an impressive and sustained outpouring...
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