Category: Family
Josh Allen: Being a Dad is ‘Most Important Thing’
On Thursday, Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen met the media for the first time since his team’s heartbreaking playoff loss two weeks ago. The 6-foot-5...
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Is Inflation Driving Fertility’s Decline?
It has been well-documented that fertility is declining sharply in the United States and in most parts of the world. In fact, the Congressional Budget...
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New Family Study Shows Importance of Married Parenting
It has long been established, since the deeply important 1966 Coleman Report on childhood education in America, that family form and parents’ levels of involvement in raising their children are paramount in boosting child well-being and thriving. As the Coleman Report found and...
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Erin Friday on Family Courts, ‘Transgender’ Sanctuary States and Fighting to Protect Parental Rights
Erin Friday champions parental rights at the highest levels of government. The attorney and mother spent last week on Capitol Hill, rallying to keep boys...
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Colorado Bill Would Force Parents to Accept Child’s New ‘Gender Identity’
The Colorado General Assembly is threatening parent’s rights if they oppose “transitioning” their child to a new “identity.” In cases where parents divorce or separate, Senate Bill 26-018 mandates that courts take into...
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Free Course Helps Parents and Schools Protect Kids from Explicit AI Deepfakes
Elliston Berry, a teenage victim of explicit AI deepfakes, has helped develop a free program to teach parents and schools how to protect their kids...
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To Make Marriage and Children Great Again, We Must Make Hearts Whole Again
According to The New York Times, the Trump Administration’s efforts to increase marriage and birth rates are stalling 358 days into the president’s second term....
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Was Teddy Roosevelt America’s Most Masculine, Family Man President?
It could well be the case that with Theodore Roosevelt, America has never had a president who spoke so passionately and modeled so beautifully the...
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Michael Reagan: ‘My adoption was treated as a celebration.’
Michael Reagan, who died on Sunday at the age of 80, was the son of President Ronald Reagan and his first wife, Jane Wyman. The...
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Celebrating a Letter From a Mother to Her Heisman-Winning Son
Elsa Mendoza, mother of Heisman Trophy winner Fernando Mendoza, is battling multiple sclerosis. Just prior to her son receiving the famed award in New York...
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Farm Bureau: Traditional Thanksgiving Dinner Costs Less This Year
While we count our blessings and thank God for His goodness this Thanksgiving, we can also be grateful that a traditional Thanksgiving dinner costs less...
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Conservative Women’s Rallying Cry: Don’t Wait to Have Children
If it seems like more young conservative women are having children than in recent generations, it’s because that’s exactly what’s happening. Despite some polls suggesting...
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Many Parents Still Fail to Monitor Their Kids’ Online Activity, Survey Shows
Most Americans support restricting kids’ access to social media and pornography, this year’s American Family Survey shows. But many parents remain hesitant to monitor their...
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Feminism Reality Check: You Cannot Have it All
Can a woman really “have it all”? Can a man? Of course, the answer to such questions depends on what is meant by “all” –...
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Victory: CA School District Agrees to Notify Parents Before Teaching Gender Ideology
A California school district agreed Monday to notify parents before teaching gender ideology in school “buddy programs” and allow them to opt their children out....
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Happily Married Men and Women Should Be PR Agents for Marriage
As an institution, the state of marriage is a grim picture – as clearly shown by recent statistics. Fewer people are getting married, and those...
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Research Shows Marriage Boosts Well Being
Feminists say marriage harms women; men often refer to marriage as the “old ball and chain.” A writer proclaimed in The Guardian, “Marriage is not...
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Oklahoma Governor Declares November ‘Family Month,’ Encouraging Family Mealtimes
For the third year in a row, Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt declared November “Family Month” in the Sooner State. The governor signed a proclamation on...
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Anti-Adoption Movement Can Actually Be Anti-Child
To help launch National Adoption Month at the beginning of November, our friends at the Institute for Family Studies have provided a helpful analysis of...
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Supreme Court Considers Florida Parental Rights Case
On Nov. 7, the U.S. Supreme Court will consider taking up a landmark case that could redefine the meaning of parental rights in public education....
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‘Great American Christmas’ is Here With 17 New Movies
Great American Christmas is back for its fifth year of family-friendly, faith-filled Christmas movies — here’s everything you need to know! The annual celebration kicked...
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Are Men or Women More Likely to Be Married?
Marriage is built on the lifelong union of a man and a woman. So, when sociologists ask “Who is more likely to be married, men...
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WATCH: When Jargon Hides Danger — The Push to Erase Childhood Innocence.
The Daily Citizen’s Emily Washburn and Glenn Stanton unpack a recent article in an American Sociological Association’s journal that argues against the protection of childhood...
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New Study: Online Dating Produces Fewer Healthy Relationships
It’s basic law of nature: Young men meet young women, get married and begin building a meaningful life together. It’s how a family starts. But...
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