Life and Family Initiative publication

Conservatives should take California’s recent legislation and build on it to protect children from online dangers.

A response to conservative complaints about Lindsey Graham’s proposed federal abortion law.

Families deserve protection from the growing economic and cultural forces that undermine their essential work.

Conservatives should advance policies that make life easier for all families.

What matters, in the end, is what happens in an abortion procedure, and whether we believe that act should be legally permissible.

Marriage and parenthood can change a lot about a couples’ outlook on life, work, and what is most important.

Families want elbow room but also amenities of urban living. Smart developers can offer both.

The pro-family case for student loan forgiveness is largely belied by the evidence.

A family policy agenda will be strongest when it responds to real failures and pressure points on parents.

Conservative family policy should avoid two extremes: rebutting any use of government, and assuming that trillions can be spent without negative repercussions.

Democrats who were serious about wanting to improve options for families would negotiate across the aisle to pass some of the bills being proposed to lighten parents’ load.

At the end of the day, changing the law and the culture to be more pro-family will, at times, require strange bedfellows.