Did Obergefell Produce the Benefits Advocates Predicted?
June 26, 2026
By Dr. Jennifer Roback Morse June 25, 2026 at The Washington Examiner Some of the arguments that led to the redefinition of marriage in Obergefell
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By Dr. Jennifer Roback Morse June 25, 2026 at The Washington Examiner Some of the arguments that led to the redefinition of marriage in Obergefell
COMMENTARY: A social media dustup between a children’s rights group and a college basketball coach illustrates the types of problems predicted by the opponents of
by Jennifer Roback Morse December 09, 2025 at TheBlaze The conservative gadfly’s recent discussion with Tucker Carlson is grounded in scientific research. Don’t dismiss Milo
By Michael J. New November 25, 2025 at National Review This fall, the International Journal of Women’s Health Care published a study by Paul Sullins
Dr. Jennifer Morse at Live Action’s Young Leaders Summit, March 2025 From hook-up culture to gender ideology, the Sexual Revolution has reshaped attitudes toward sex,
By Matt Maddox, Digital Marketing Director for the Ruth Institute If you haven’t seen it, Savannah Craven Antao was doing street interviews and a 20+
by Dr. Jennifer Roback Morse April 11, 2025 at The Stream Yesterday, I explained the crucially important religious liberty case that’s soon to be heard
by Dr. Jennifer Roback Morse April 10, 2025 at The Stream. What Bible-believing Christians need to know about Chiles v. Salazar For years, LGBTQ activists
COMMENTARY: Despite his vast wealth, Musk cannot possibly be a living and loving presence to all of his 13 children and their four mothers. Jennifer
The recent freeze on U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) expenditures has brought attention to that agency’s unaccountability and waste. But the problems with USAID run deeper than merely wasting taxpayer dollars or being opaque about its activities.