We must stop dismissing the grief of miscarriage.

Why more Christians should be alarmed by the ruling against the craft store chain.

What if every female in America suddenly disappeared? It would feel a lot like Asia, where sex-selective abortion has taken 163 million girls. How the gospel is slowly turning the tide on the quiet holocaust.

His muted opposition to abortion is necessary pragmatism, they say.

Is unborn life not worth protecting in cases of rape and incest?

Karen Handel speaks about the intense fire she faced during the abortion provider's funding feud with the Susan G. Komen foundation.

Recent studies on gay parenting and the abortion-suicide link showcase key tensions in our public life.

Significant scientific leaps offer more information—and decisions—to expecting mothers.

Appeals court says Baltimore and Montgomery County cannot force centers to advertise their lack of abortion or birth control services.

In the war on women, two very different battles are being fought.

A vote in the House sheds light on partisan politics more than gendercide.

Reducing abortion is a noble and urgent goal. This is the wrong way to do it.

Mandate has evangelicals and Catholics finding common ground on ethics—and strategy.

A recent proposal by the administration tries to address previous religious freedom concerns.

Ministries recognize that those with Down syndrome are as valuable as anyone else.

Why we should see them as an endowment from God and not a mistaken diagnosis.

No one wanted the film. Except audiences, apparently.

Observers weigh in.

We could work harder to prevent unfortunate photo-ops.