Life and Family Initiative publication

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

The pro-life movement refuses to give up on the dream of a country in which every human being, born and unborn, is welcomed, valued and cherished.

A Republican Party friendly to the working-class shouldn’t reflexively oppose more frequent audits of high-income individuals on limited government grounds.

Neither Christine Emba nor Louise Perry go far enough in recognizing exactly how deep the rot of this ideology goes.

Wollstonecraft’s political argument…was concerned with the advance of intellectual and moral virtue.

Avoiding at least one self-inflicted wound may be the best parting gift Republicans could ask for from an era of unified Democratic control.

Republicans should want to deliver for their coalition.

While public policy can strengthen social capital, employers can also play a substantial, voluntary role in strengthening the associations and institutions which can create a better environment for stronger families and communities.

A decisive rebuke of the silliest argument for abortion.

We urge members of Congress on both sides of the aisle to come to an accord regarding these concerns before they recess for the holidays.

Fights over legislative committee assignments and empty culture war gestures may suck up political oxygen, but they don’t point the way forward to a more compelling argument for Republican control of Congress.

Broader state investment alone cannot take the place of a pro-family culture, from media outlets to religious institutions to schools.