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Another law restricts access to obscene materials for minors in public libraries and public school libraries. The third clarifies the rights and obligations of the father of a child born to a mother to whom he is not married.
Perhaps the most unsung heroes in the world are Catholic sisters who have taken on the role of mothers for children without parents to provide for them.
While the First Amendment protects the right to free speech, long-standing legal precedent affirms that it does not protect obscenity.
The director of the Technology and Human Flourishing Project says a ‘positive No to screens’ is actually a ‘Yes to so much more in life.’
As clock winds down for Chinese app, Catholics consider dangers and uses as evangelization tool.
The president-elect, during a speech on Dec. 22, vowed to sign executive orders to end transgender surgeries for children, to prevent biological men from playing in women’s sports, and to end the promotion of gender ideology in schools and the military.
Prominent commentators weigh the potential good, and pitfalls, of the new legislation.
The 20-year-old detransitioner spoke through shouts of both approval and derision.
Bipartisan group cites the potential psychological harm that such sites can have on children and teenagers.
COMMENTARY: Taken together, these two cases underline the desperate nature of threats facing children — and the fact that powerful, well-funded institutions want to do them harm.
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