Life and Family Initiative publication

Don the jersey, embrace the pageantry, and invite friends over for seven-layer dip.

Major U.S. pharmacy chains intend to begin dispensing chemical-abortion drugs thanks to a new Biden administration rule.

Republicans who want the government to spend less are in conflict with those lobbying for more assistance for pregnant women and their babies.

Republicans should be using every advantage they can get in the House, and a bipartisan issue is one not to pass up. This is especially true with the opportunity to scrutinize the Biden administration.

A national demonstration like the March reminds politicians that pro-life voters don’t intend to take the Dobbs victory as an opportunity to pack up and go home. Pro-lifers should push for change at the state level. But if pro-life Americans wish to remain an influential interest group at the national level, they would be wise not to send the message that federal politicians can brush abortion policy aside indefinitely as a matter for state lawmakers to sort out.

The world doesn’t stop spinning if you step away from social media.

We can and should expand safety-net programs around birth, but for middle- and upper-class families, ensuring predictability, rather than eliminating all out-of-pocket costs, might be a better goal. 

A truly pro-life party should better address the financial strains new parents face.

In a post-Roe America, the fight to end abortion is as fierce as ever.

Society should recognize that both parents have duties to their unborn children

The Church’s no to abortion is because of a fundamental yes to life.

Companies competing for workers can stand out by being family friendly and offering benefits tailored for parents.