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Chronicling the pro-life movement Family & Society

Chronicling the pro-life movement

40th anniversary feature: WORLD’s coverage of the battle for the unborn highlights the highs and lows of a movement with often unexpected allies


A lawsuit against a Minnesota school district is about more than posters

Justice Department drops a lawsuit against a hospital that forced a nurse to assist abortion

Amicus briefs in a key Mississippi abortion case say Roe v. Wade is flawed and outdated

Pregnancy centers offer Bible studies to help women understand God’s forgiveness for their past abortions

40th anniversary column: It's the thoughts—ordinary, daily thoughts—that count

Women fight to emphasize accomplishments over attractiveness

Internet service expansion

While the government focuses on existing technology, innovators are looking for new ways to get rural communities connected

Second-guessing religion

Three new cases present the Supreme Court with an opportunity to clarify the scope of autonomy for religious institutions


Roundups

The Stew

Redistricting: “The decennial Olympics”

Compassion

California approves first state-funded guaranteed income

Muse

Jeopardy: The next generation

Vitals

Saving lives and sharing life

Relations

A transgender battle that is far from over

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Taliban fighters capture the northern provincial capital of Kunduz.

Magazine Vol. 36, No. 15
August 14, 2021 | Vol. 36 No. 15
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Bureaucratic barriers drive down the number of intercountry adoptions

Former Planned Parenthood president’s new book reveals the divide among supporters of legal abortion

Lawsuits challenge school districts’ adoption of the latest trend in education

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Critics of massive new spending plans say they are “paid for” through gimmicks

Scams mix with solid advice to young people on the app