Culture
Many US parents have abandoned their childhood religion for themselves, their kidsWhile most U.S. adults were raised in a religion, an increasing number of Americans abandon their religious upbringing and decline to raise their children in such a manner. More than 80% of U.S. adults were raised religious, but today, 35%… Read More
Culture
Almost half of Netflix kids’ shows have LGBT content, report showsOver 40% of Netflix programming rated for children contains LGBT themes or characters, according to a new report raising concerns about the role of entertainment companies in shaping children’s… Read More
Government
Watch: RFK Jr. extols benefits of breast milk, urges airports to add nursing facilitiesHealth and Human Services Director Robert F. Kennedy Jr. praised the benefits of breast milk Monday as he and Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy urged airports to expand and improve… Read More
Culture
Watch: Louisiana prison filled with joyful tears at first father-daughter danceTears flowed freely at Louisiana State Penitentiary in Angola on the Saturday before Thanksgiving as 29 incarcerated fathers gathered with their daughters for a father-daughter… Read More
World
Japanese court upholds same-sex marriage banTokyo’s highest court has ruled the country’s marriage laws do not violate its constitution, breaking from several regional rulings that had questioned the legality of its same-sex marriage ban. Read More
Culture
Pro-life pregnancy care centers increase services as abortion numbers risePregnancy care centers served more than 1 million new clients and provided more than $452 million in services and material goods in 2024 alone – recording breaking numbers – according to a recent study. The Charlotte… Read More
Culture
Nearly 70 Planned Parenthood clinics have closed this year, report findsPlanned Parenthood has closed almost 70 facilities in 2025, a shift the group links to recent limits on federal funding. A new report from the organization… Read More
Culture
Children welcomed to new homes during National Adoption MonthTwo-year-old Niko officially joined nine siblings as the youngest son of the Thomas family on Saturday in St. Louis. “He’s just a wonderful little boy and we’re lucky to have him… Read More
Homeschools
Tennessee homeschool nonprofit caters to growing numbers of families statewide, beyondTennessee mom Abby Merryman has a history of adapting to changes she didn’t anticipate. “We put our kids into public school, a great public school here in… Read More
Homeschools
North Carolina ranks No. 4 nationwide for growing homeschool populationWhat do North Carolina, Vermont, Delaware and Alaska have in common? They all rank highest in the nation for homeschool growth, the Fox affiliate in North Carolina recently reported. “According… Read More
Culture
Growing number of Americans marry without intention of ever having kidsMore married couples are choosing not to have children, according to a recent Pew Research report. The survey, which looked at married couples in… Read More
Culture
Public schools’ ‘mission creep’ diminishes family’s role while academic quality declines, commentary arguesIf schools fail to educate your children, should you trust them to deliver health care as well? Absolutely not, concludes one mom serving on… Read More
Culture
Family overscheduling can hinder children’s needs for free time, ‘healthy brain development’For parents feeling the strain of fitting too many children’s activities into their schedules, the answer may be surprisingly simple yet counterintuitive: stay at home. “We get it,… Read More
Culture
‘Madness’: Maine dads speak out against males in women’s sportsA group of Maine dads took to the polls Tuesday to garner support for their push to ban biological males from women’s spaces and sports. Read More
Culture
Couples who meet at church happier than those meeting online, survey concludesCouples who meet online aren’t as happy as those who meet in church or other real-life venues, new analysis shows. The Institute for Family Studies compiled research… Read More
Christian Schools
Arizona data show strong growth, expanding reach for universal school choiceUniversal school choice may seem new, but three years of data from Arizona – the first state to grant universal access – are enough to show some clear and… Read More
Culture
Infant safely surrendered at Missouri fire station’s baby box marks nearly 200 babies helped in US since 2017An infant was safely surrendered at a Safe Haven Baby Box in St. Charles County, Missouri, last month – one of four babies surrendered nationwide in a two-week stretch. Read More
Culture
Smartphones increase conflict, emotional distance between kids and parents, studies findThe use of smartphones and electronic media by young people correlates with greater family conflict and emotional instability, according to two studies from the University of Georgia. “Our… Read More
Culture
Massachusetts revokes Christian foster family’s license over religious viewsA Christian couple in Woburn, Massachusetts, lost their foster care license after refusing to agree to a state policy requiring parents to affirm a foster child’s so-called gender identity… Read More
Government
Drastically reduced prices for IVF treatments will be available for all Americans, Trump saysPresident Trump announced substantial cost-cuts to in vitro fertilization through his “most-favored nation” (MFN) pricing campaign and the expansion of insurance coverage for fertility treatments in a press conference… Read More