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
13 October 2008 — Vol. 10/ No. 43 The second chapter of article 417 of the recently approved Constitution of Ecuador reads: “The international treaties ratified by Ecuador will be subject to the established tenets of the Constitution. In the case of treaties and other
Ecuador is debating a new Constitution. While this provides the international pro-abortion lobby with a good opportunity to eliminate the legal protection of the unborn, it also provides us pro-lifers an opportunity to defend it. As it stands now, the current Constitution of Ecuador says
By now, most Americans are familiar with YouTube. The online video provider, which is now owned by Google, has enabled millions of Americans to post their own videos on the Internet for all to see. It is an equal opportunity outlet for would-be film producers,
Cohabitation Growing Worldwide Cohabitation has become a mainstream and acceptable way of life in the United States and even more so in some other developed countries, according to a National Marriage Project study on cohabitation, marriage and divorce using data that examined living habits in
[N.B. The Decency Gap website was taken down not long after this story first broke. Check www.pop.org for updates.] Population Research Institute has unmasked the real intentions of filmmaker Eve Reinhardt and her Multimedia Project “The Decency Gap.” Although Reinhardt claims that the documentary will
Vol. 10 / No. 26 Population Research Institute has unmasked the real intentions of filmmaker Eve Reinhardt and her Multimedia Project "The Decency Gap". Although Reinhardt claims that the documentary will be unbiased, PRI discovered that its real aim is to restore U.S. funding to
An Aging Canada Statistics Canada recently released data showing Canada had the strongest employment growth of any of the GY-7 industrial countries between 2001 and 2006 with a rate of 1.7 percent, significantly above second-place Italy at 1.2 percent. As a result, the Canadian unemployment
The Federal Supreme Court of Brazil is about to make a decision concerning the disposal of frozen embryos. Judge Carlos Britto, presenting the case in what is commonly considered a “draft” of the final decision, stated that the viability of frozen embryos is no more
In talking recently with the director of our Latin American office, Carlos Polo, I have grown increasingly worried about the gains that the abortion movement is making throughout Latin America. Their plan is clever — diabolically clever, one might say. Instead of seeking to overturn
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
13 October 2008 — Vol. 10/ No. 43 The second chapter of article 417 of the recently approved Constitution of Ecuador reads: “The international treaties
Ecuador is debating a new Constitution. While this provides the international pro-abortion lobby with a good opportunity to eliminate the legal protection of the unborn,
By now, most Americans are familiar with YouTube. The online video provider, which is now owned by Google, has enabled millions of Americans to post
Cohabitation Growing Worldwide Cohabitation has become a mainstream and acceptable way of life in the United States and even more so in some other developed
[N.B. The Decency Gap website was taken down not long after this story first broke. Check www.pop.org for updates.] Population Research Institute has unmasked the
Vol. 10 / No. 26 Population Research Institute has unmasked the real intentions of filmmaker Eve Reinhardt and her Multimedia Project "The Decency Gap". Although
An Aging Canada Statistics Canada recently released data showing Canada had the strongest employment growth of any of the GY-7 industrial countries between 2001 and
The Federal Supreme Court of Brazil is about to make a decision concerning the disposal of frozen embryos. Judge Carlos Britto, presenting the case in
In talking recently with the director of our Latin American office, Carlos Polo, I have grown increasingly worried about the gains that the abortion movement