November 4, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 43 Dear Colleague: So far, Judge Alito strikes us as a solid choice for the U.S. Supreme Court. A few of his rulings on abortion may require a little explaining. Steven W. Mosher President Smiles for Scalito By
We first wrote in praise of Judge Samuel Alito’s (nicknamed “Scalito”) nomination to the U.S. Supreme Court on November 4, and since then, more information has become public that should recommend him to pro-life and pro-family Americans. In fact, all those who favor the rule
From time to time we get encouraging letters from secret allies within the administration, such as the one below: Dear Steve, I wanted to convey to you that the reason why I am at USAID is because of you. From way back, even before graduate
“In the Population Research Institute’s Weekly Briefing today [4 November 2005], Joseph D’Agostino says that pro-life concerns about cases in which Bush’s Supreme Court nominee Judge Samuel Alito did not rule in a pro-life direction rest ‘on a fundamental misunderstanding of judges’ proper role.’ “D’Agostino
PRESIDENT’S NOTE: Father Paul Marx, our founder, has been warning for decades of the dangers of unchecked Muslim immigration into Europe. As Paris burned, we reflected on Europe’s new demographic realities — Steve Mosher Demographics is not a fashionable issue. Pundits and politicians prefer to
Unborn Babies Cry As we investigate the life of the unborn, we continue to find evidence that babies in utero share characteristics with their newborn siblings. A recent study even found babies in their mothers’ wombs actually cry. The study was carried out to assess
Catholic Church and Vatican Talk The Catholic Church and the government-acknowledged Chinese Catholic Church have been at odds for many decades. The main concern between the Vatican and the Chinese government has been one of control: Who controls the local church and who appoints bishops.
As the head of the China branch of the U.S. Census Bureau, John Aird watched in honor as the one-child policy unfolded in the early ’80s. He concluded that the Chinese family planning program was being carried out “against the popular will by means of
A “Sexual and Reproductive Rights” bill designed by the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) and the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) has been vetoed by Bolivian President Eduardo Rodriquez. UNFPA and USAID are undeterred and have revealed their plans to reintroduce the bill in
Developing countries are no longer dirt poor, and birthrates are everywhere in decline, yet these striking new economic and demographic realities seem to have gone unnoticed by many in Washington. Congress continues to blindly appropriate over $400 million a year for “population stabilization” programs that
November 4, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 43 Dear Colleague: So far, Judge Alito strikes us as a solid choice for the U.S. Supreme Court.
We first wrote in praise of Judge Samuel Alito’s (nicknamed “Scalito”) nomination to the U.S. Supreme Court on November 4, and since then, more information
From time to time we get encouraging letters from secret allies within the administration, such as the one below: Dear Steve, I wanted to convey
“In the Population Research Institute’s Weekly Briefing today [4 November 2005], Joseph D’Agostino says that pro-life concerns about cases in which Bush’s Supreme Court nominee
PRESIDENT’S NOTE: Father Paul Marx, our founder, has been warning for decades of the dangers of unchecked Muslim immigration into Europe. As Paris burned, we
Unborn Babies Cry As we investigate the life of the unborn, we continue to find evidence that babies in utero share characteristics with their newborn
Catholic Church and Vatican Talk The Catholic Church and the government-acknowledged Chinese Catholic Church have been at odds for many decades. The main concern between
As the head of the China branch of the U.S. Census Bureau, John Aird watched in honor as the one-child policy unfolded in the early
A “Sexual and Reproductive Rights” bill designed by the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) and the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) has been vetoed
Developing countries are no longer dirt poor, and birthrates are everywhere in decline, yet these striking new economic and demographic realities seem to have gone