Is ChatGPT making us lonelier than ever?

By the end of the 1980s, American poet and novelist Wendell Berry faced peer pressure to give up writing by hand and get a computer, so much so that he published an essay titled “Why I Am Not Going to Buy a Computer.” In it, he laid out strict standards for integrating technology into his work, […]

Bad Medicine, Bad Precedent; District Court Plots New Trail for “Right to Abortion”

A federal district judge has ruled that Idaho’s pre-born protections are unconstitutional due to the lack of expansive exceptions, holding that “the right to a health-preserving abortion is one of the liberties guaranteed by the Due Process Clause.” The law in question already has exceptions for abortions deemed medically necessary to save the life of […]

Biden’s Instagram-to-doorstep abortions are still happening

Last year, a Young Women for America ambassador in Nebraska (where the abortion drug is illegal) ordered the abortion drug from an Instagram page. She was not pregnant, but she filled out the online questionnaire, posing as an 18-week-pregnant minor. She did not get a receipt or order confirmation, but she did get a package delivered to her doorstep […]

Babies by any means? AOC and the Fertility Crisis 

In early August, Rep. Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez (AOC, D-New York 14th), posted a video of herself beginning the process of freezing her eggs. Soon enough, a social media firestorm around reproductive technology, marriage, and motherhood erupted online—AOC’s leftist followers praised her for “taking control of her own life,” but the political right split on the issue. Some criticized AOC for perpetuating the narrative that women should delay motherhood to pursue careers, and others defended AOC for desiring to have children in […]

6 questions Christians must ask before posting online

“New Christian Right” Pastor Joel Webbon tweeted last year: “Women should log off of social media and devote their attention to baking pies—apple, preferably.” I was not particularly compelled to log off and bake a pie by that. The post was annoying; Webbon accomplished nothing but farming for engagement, and I kept scrolling. The Apostle Paul, on […]

What You Need to Know About the Housing Market

Buying and owning a home has long been considered the pinnacle of the American dream and a way for many families to invest, establish roots, and build generational wealth. As a young woman in my 20s, the affordability of the housing market is hitting my generation the hardest, and we are eager for a path forward.   Generally, homeowners welcome higher housing costs, aside from higher property taxes, because it is an […]

What is the Future of Education in the Age of Artificial Intelligence?

During my sophomore year of college, I had an internal crisis deciding on my major. I sat down with my academic advisor and professor, who posed two questions for me:  Have you prayed about it?  What would you do if you knew you could not fail?  He then connected me with his wife, who became a dear mentor and friend. Our relationship led her to volunteer as the faculty sponsor of the […]

Big Abortion just got refunded. What’s next?

In a first-of-its-kind victory, Big Abortion businesses were stripped of all taxpayer-funded Medicaid dollars (its largest pool of federal funds) on July 4, 2025, as part of the historic passage of the Working Families Tax Cuts. But that provision was only set to last one year. On July 5, 2026, Big Abortion businesses like Planned […]

Killing the Death Culture One Choice at a Time

During the first few centuries after Christ’s earthly ministry, the early church was spreading quickly and radically changing culture. Their devotion and faithfulness offer a message of challenge and hope to modern-day Christians.   Pliny the Younger (AD 61/62 – after AD 111), a prominent political figure during the time of the Roman Empire, holding offices like governor of Bithynia and Pontus, wrote a famous letter to Trajan, emperor of Rome from AD 98 to 117, requesting advice on how to deal with the vast spread of Christianity and its threat to the Empire. Pliny described a method he used […]

The Jig isn’t Up: A Boy will Compete in Girls’ Irish Dance in Florida

In less than a month, a trans-identifying male is slated to compete in the girls’ category at the North American Irish Dance Championship (NAIDC) over the Fourth of July in Orlando, Florida. Concerned Women for America has followed this case for over three years. Yet the Irish dance powers-that-be continue to refuse to protect their […]

Happy Non-Gestating Parent Day from New York State

The New York State Legislature sent a bill to Gov. Kathy Houchin’s desk that would write mothers and fathers out of a state law. Just weeks before Father’s Day, New York is setting the scene to forget the title and replace it with “non-gestating parent.” The same applies to mothers, or, as they will soon […]

Airbnb’s New Product: Fake Marriage

Last weekend, my husband and I were sitting on the couch getting ready to watch a video on YouTube. The ad previewing the video shocked us: “How to move in together.” What! Being strong believers and newly married, we immediately booed the screen. We’ve seen the “moving in together” trend tear our generation apart. But […]

Illinois Attempts to Alter Consent Laws

The Illinois State Legislature is back at it again. Earlier this week, the State Senate passed Senate Bill 3341, a bill suggesting minors can provide effective consent for “contraceptive services or supplies.”  The bill passed on party lines and was sent to the Illinois House of Representatives where Democrats hold control 78-40. The bill carries […]

What’s Next for the Abortion Drug?

Last week saw several significant developments in the fight to end the mail-order abortion drug crisis in the United States. The crisis began when former President Biden’s Food and Drug Administration (FDA) gutted in-person dispensing requirements for the abortion drug under the guise of COVID relief, leaving pro-life states to reckon with an onslaught of […]

Kansas Overrides Veto for State Pregnancy Resource Website

Last month, the Kansas State Legislature passed a four-year funding package that budgets official appropriations towards state agencies and programs. The legislature identified several avenues to support families in the state, including a new website portal to house already available pregnancy resources — a Concerned Women for America Legislative Action Committee (CWALAC) top policy priority […]

A Month of Good News: Faith Month Wrap Up

Concerned Women for America (CWA) is not ashamed of the Gospel—that’s why we celebrate Faith Month every April. In a culture that too often celebrates pride, self-identity, and selfishness, Faith Month calls Christians nationwide to live out their faith. Every year, believers from all over America come together during the month of April in prayer, worship, and […]

Why Faith Month in April Matters

After long days advocating for biblical values on Capitol Hill, it is a comfort to see plaques hanging in congressional office buildings that read: “In God we Trust.” That phrase is not archaic, nor is it shallow nostalgia — it reflects the historical fact that the United States of America was founded on Christian principles. […]

Will Taxpayers Foot the Bill for Abortion and ‘Gender-Affirming Care’ in 2026?

On July 4, American taxpayers are set to resume funding one of the nation’s largest providers of so-called gender-affirming care for children, which also just happens to be the nation’s largest provider of abortion. If that’s not a killjoy for America’s 250th birthday, I don’t know what is. Last year, President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act defunded Big Abortion providers like […]