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Last week, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in United States v. Skrmetti, the case challenging the right of individual states to ban “gender-affirming” medical care for children. As Breccan Thies reported for The Federalist, the…

Christmas, in the eyes of a child, is a grand affair. Children get to eat seemingly unlimited sweets, watch movies, and — most importantly to many of them — open presents. It’s easy to feel pressure to provide oodles of pretty packages with…

COPENHAGEN – An international coalition of scientists with expertise in quantum mechanics, wave theory and atomic structure have assembled at the Nils Bohr Institute to tackle the newly-discovered, deeply troubling temporal paradox that…

In 1998, I was outed as gay to my father by school administrators. It was late in the afternoon when I heard my name called on the intercom to go to the principal’s office. My heart sank, and I awkwardly stood up and left the class, all…

Well before most critics started noticing the crises of mental health, alienation, and stunted maturity among members of Generation Z (people now in their teens and twenties), writer and teacher Jeremy Adams discussed all of this and more…

A January report from the American Academy of Pediatrics explains why 70 percent of teenagers and youth are dropping out of organized sports by age 13: burnout and injuries. Parents need to think twice about a young person’s life dedicated…

When undergraduates came through university education programs 30 years ago, professors drubbed into teacher candidates the importance of fostering in their students an internal locus of control, or the belief that one’s choices and actions…

Republican Sen. Josh Hawley forced Meta CEO and Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg to publicly apologize to the families of children victimized by his company’s addictive algorithms and practices. During opening remarks to the Senate…

To say that contemporary Western culture is not family-friendly would be something of an understatement. Rather, it’s positively hostile to families. Whether it’s popular entertainment, schools, politicians, or even one’s neighbors,…

If you survived the assault of post-Thanksgiving marketing without checking off every person on your gift list, The Federalist has you covered. Shopping for a child is a deceptively difficult task. Kids will love anything you get…