New York Times Columnist Advises Increased Regulation Of Assisted Reproduction In U.S.

U.S. residents who wish to adopt “face an array of bureaucratic roadblocks and invasive interrogations,” while lax regulation of sperm and egg donation has created a “freewheeling fertility marketplace whose impact on American life keeps increasing,” New York Times columnist Ross Douthat writes…

New York Times Columnist Calls For Investments In Global Family Planning

Although topics such as AIDS, tsunamis and earthquakes make for “dramatic” and “visceral” news about the developing world, there is “a far more widespread challenge, one that’s also more fixable: the unavailability of birth control in many poor countries,” New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof writes. Kristof notes that the birth control pill, “50 years old this month in the [U.S…

Supreme Court Should Be 'Reined In' To Return Power To Legislative Branch, NYT Columnist Writes

Although Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor’s confirmation hearings are more than a month away, “it’s easy to predict how they will go,” New York Times columnist Ross Douthat writes. Douthat predicts that

Supreme Court Should Be 'Reined In' To Return Power To Legislative Branch, NYT Columnist Writes

Although Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor’s confirmation hearings are more than a month away, “it’s easy to predict how they will go,” New York Times columnist Ross Douthat writes. Douthat predicts that

Successful Family Planning Efforts Essential To Alleviating Global Poverty, Elevating Women, Opinion Piece Says

Efforts to curb global poverty “won’t get far” without more effective family planning efforts in developing countries with limited financial resources, New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof writes in an opinion piece.

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