Hooked up and tied down: The serious neurological consequences of sadomasochism
Defenders of 50 Shades can often be heard saying: 'BDSM is fine, as long as there's consent!' Not so fast.
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Recent US Opinion
New research on same-sex households reveals kids do best with mom and dad
Biology matters—as new research released this week confirms—and no amount of legislation, litigation, or cheerleading can alter that.
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The case for imposing gay ‘marriage’ is remarkably similar to that for slavery. But can the GOP produce a new Abe Lincoln?
Lincoln feared a 'second Dred Scott' that would impose slavery nationally. Could there be a 'second Windsor' imposing same-sex 'marriage'? Quite possibly yes.
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Teenager arrested for ‘Fifty Shades’ inspired rape: How did we get here?
Very much like a drug addict, the man enslaved to lust is absolutely never satisfied by just one thought, or picture, or video, or act, etc.
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Planned Parenthood rep: young girls who sext have done ‘nothing wrong’
More and more we are seeing Planned Parenthood and its friends putting emphasis on 'consent.'
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Mom defends aborting because baby had Down’s: says it was ‘best’ for the baby
No. Aborting a baby with Down syndrome is not what’s 'best' for them.
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My unlikely journey from freshman U.S. senator to ardent pro-life advocate
'I was appalled to learn it was legal for a twenty-week-old fetus to be deliberately delivered alive in a breech position, then killed by the doctor as he or she held the baby and thrust pointed scissors into the base of the baby’s skull.'
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My battle against a rape exception in New Mexico’s late-term abortion ban
I am certain that my day at the Roundhouse was the first of many advocating for the lives of pre-born babies conceived in rape, incest, sexual abuse and sex trafficking.
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Joe Scheidler: Rest in peace, Dr. Jack Willke
We will all miss Jack. His leadership was unquestioned and his contribution to ending abortion has already proved to have been a Godsend.
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Dr. Willke’s legacy is marked by commitment to true reproductive health
Dr. Willke’s calling as a physician—a healer—propelled him to a deeper, broader work that would impact and save millions of lives, while influencing hundreds of thousands of life-savers.
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