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An International Right to Die?
[Last] week the UN’s working group on aging [met] in New York. On the agenda [was] consideration of a new treaty…
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The Real Population Bomb
In 1968, Stanford biologist Paul R. Erlich opened his bestselling book, “The Population Bomb,” with this declaration: “The battle to…
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Driving Carhart Out
On Saturday night, July 30, I was privileged to deliver the keynote address at the kick-off rally of the “Summer…
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USCCB: HHS Must Think Catholics are Fools
The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) sharply criticized a new HHS “preventive services” mandate requiring private health plans to…
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When Did the Redefinition of Marriage Really Happen?
New York is now the fifth state in which activist judges have imposed legalized homosexual marriage. Conservatives are once again…
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AIDS and Population Control: Increasing Women’s Risk
with Jennifer I Kimball, Be.L. Thirty years after the Center for Disease Control (CDC) reported the first US case of…
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Russia: Musings from The Motherland, Short on Mothers
I remember standing in my room in the Cosmos Hotel, sleep-deprived from airports and loaded down with equipment. The room…
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Criminal Minds
The field of bioethics, which is a fairly recent phenomenon in the history of mankind, has always been a slippery…
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Bishops: “Pregnancy is Not a Disease”
After the Institute of Medicine (IOM) this week publicly backed government-mandated birth control coverage, the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops…
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Unfounded Population Fears Drive New UN Campaign
Messaging tied to a major new UN campaign reveals that the catastrophic fears common among population experts in the past…