Chemical killer
Surgical abortions have slowed, but pills and chemicals are reaching more homes—and killing more babies
Surgical abortions have slowed, but pills and chemicals are reaching more homes—and killing more babies
Many women who’ve undergone abortion speak to the pain of the experience and the regret they feel, but confession and God’s forgiveness offer the path to healing
The country remains tense after Jan. 6, but President Joe Biden’s inauguration was calm
Pro-Life Action League founder Joe Scheidler spent decades trying to stop abortion
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If I wasn’t right when I first made the point in this column more than 25 years ago, I probably should be super careful with such a warning now. ...
Never mind that Lebanon is half the size of New Jersey, its national melodrama is not to be missed. ...
‘From Luther to Merkel’ ...
Airport shooting. Trump inauguration. Travel ban. Pipeline protest. Midwest tornadoes. Neil Gorsuch. School shooting. Comey firing. Obamacare survival. Solar eclipse. Charlottesville killing. Antifa...
There has been climate change in America. ...
In 1905, Hollywood was a peaceful suburb of Los Angeles populated mostly by orange trees, unconcerned with the new art form taking shape on the East Coast. “Motion pictures” were a novelty predicted...
Science
Geostorm is Hollywood’s latest disaster drama. The movie depicts a fictional, futuristic world where scientists use a satellite system to control the Earth’s weather and battle climate change—until...
Sports
WASHINGTON—The nonprofit advocacy group Athlete Ally intends to do for college athletics what the Human Rights Campaign has done for corporate America: force compliance with LGBT demands. ...
Lifestyle
SAN FRANCISCO—This year marks the 50th anniversary of San Francisco’s 1967 Summer of Love—a summer that quickly turned into a winter of discontent, rife with drug overdoses, sexually transmitted...
Religion
The Museum of the Bible will impress you with its scale and amenities, but not with its evangelism. ...
Movies & TV
Few escape a mud fight—literal or metaphoric—without getting dirty. This seems to be the theme of Mudbound, independent writer-director Dee Rees’ sprawling drama about two families in the race-charged...
Movies & TV
Parents will probably ascertain from the trailers that Pixar’s big PG holiday release, Coco, centers on the Mexican tradition of Dia de los Muertos—Day of the Dead. This could cause concern for some,...
Movies & TV
In an exchange some scholars now believe may never have happened, the great Russian novelist Dostoevsky described meeting the great British novelist Charles Dickens. As the story goes, Dickens told...
Music
Christmas Christmas ...
Music
With her new album Immanuel, Melanie Penn has risen to the challenge of creating original Christmas music that neither exploits nostalgia nor struggles to be trendy. Of its 10 songs, only “Joy to the...
Q&A
When sociology professor Fenggang Yang, who directs Purdue University’s Center on Religion and Chinese Society, said China will be the most Christian nation in the world by 2030, major Western...
Children's Books
Clayton Byrd Goes Underground ...
Books
Education A La Carte ...
Books
This issue lists our best books of the year, so this is an opportune time to describe the worst I read in 2017: Sally Quinn’s memoir, Finding Magic (HarperOne). ...
Movies & TV
Wonder, in theaters now, makes you think: How great would fifth grade be if you had Mr. Browne (Daveed Diggs) as your teacher, Mr. Tushman (Mandy Patinkin) as your principal, and a children...