You know a contraceptive drug or device is in trouble when the lawsuits begin to multiply. A growing number of American women are turning to intrauterine devices (IUDs), reports Lawrence Finer of the Guttmacher Institute. Of all American women using birth control, some 7.5 percent
When Saraswati Devi awoke from the anesthesia, her clothes were soaked in blood. She was lying on a grass mat on the floor in excruciating pain, and there were no medical staff to answer her cries. She was one of 53 women who underwent surgeries
The People’s Republic of China is the world’s most populous nation with the second-largest economy, and the biggest army. It is rapidly modernizing its armed forces and routinely engages in cyber warfare against the United States and its allies. Read the full article in The Human
“The fight against the myth of overpopulation does not have to be a bare-knuckled brawl,” says Steven Mosher, PRI’s president. “These videos are funny and easy to digest, the very opposite of Al Gore’s boring pronouncements on the ‘dangers’ of too many people. Our viewers end
The supposed threat of man-made Global Warming is used to justify population control programs. But a new study suggests that the threat is virtually non-existent. We have all heard, ad nauseum, about the so-called “greenhouse effect.” Even little children can tell you how the build
Fatal Misconception Reviewed by Steven W. Mosher I imagined that Fatal Misconception (Belknap Press, 544 pages, $35) would be a no-holds-barred historical account of how the West imperialistically imposed population control on the rest. Connelly, however, at the very outset of his study, specifically eschews
15 April 2008 Vol. 10 / No. 15 Dear Colleague, One of the most unsavory parts of the whole unsavory business of abortion is the elimination of unborn baby girls solely because of their sex. Following upon the heels of the success in banning Partial
07 April 2008 Vol. 10 / No. 14 Dear Colleague, The days of the Bush administration are coming to an end. What remaining good can those who are well-disposed towards life and family do before they turn in their keys? Steven W. Mosher An Open
11 February 2008 Vol. 10 / No. 6 Should Mike Stay in the Race? Prolifers Should Say: Huck, Yes! And then there were two. To the surprise of many, Mike Huckabee continues to win primary victories, racking up his latest in Kansas and Louisiana.
07 January 2008 Vol. 10 / No. 1 Dear Colleague, Voters in the first of the fifty states have cast their votes, and the top four Republican finishers are all, to varying degrees, pro-life. The top four Democratic finishers in Iowa, on the other hand,
You know a contraceptive drug or device is in trouble when the lawsuits begin to multiply. A growing number of American women are turning to
When Saraswati Devi awoke from the anesthesia, her clothes were soaked in blood. She was lying on a grass mat on the floor in excruciating
The People’s Republic of China is the world’s most populous nation with the second-largest economy, and the biggest army. It is rapidly modernizing its armed
“The fight against the myth of overpopulation does not have to be a bare-knuckled brawl,” says Steven Mosher, PRI’s president. “These videos are funny and easy
The supposed threat of man-made Global Warming is used to justify population control programs. But a new study suggests that the threat is virtually non-existent.
Fatal Misconception Reviewed by Steven W. Mosher I imagined that Fatal Misconception (Belknap Press, 544 pages, $35) would be a no-holds-barred historical account of how
15 April 2008 Vol. 10 / No. 15 Dear Colleague, One of the most unsavory parts of the whole unsavory business of abortion is the
07 April 2008 Vol. 10 / No. 14 Dear Colleague, The days of the Bush administration are coming to an end. What remaining good can
11 February 2008 Vol. 10 / No. 6 Should Mike Stay in the Race? Prolifers Should Say: Huck, Yes! And then there were two.
07 January 2008 Vol. 10 / No. 1 Dear Colleague, Voters in the first of the fifty states have cast their votes, and the top