Articles by Tony Perkins

An AP story about the growing number of states walking away from federal abstinence funding is being hailed by some as a death knell for the abstinence movement.

The 2008 National Education Association (NEA) conference is expected to focus more on the nation’s political season than on the well-being of American students.

Rumors of a high school pregnancy pact are stealing headlines in America’s largest newspapers and prompting more parents to question what public education is teaching their children about sex.

German courts have repeatedly upheld homeschooling as a form of “child abuse,” a conclusion echoing that of a California court last February.

Eight days shy of the eviction deadline imposed by the city of Philadelphia, the Cradle of Liberty Boy Scout Council is striking back.

As an incident in Toledo, Ohio unfolds, it seems that civil rights may not be as secure as most Americans think.

To protest his school’s “Day of Silence” in 2007, Alexander Neuxoll countered the pro-homosexual celebration with a T-shirt that read, “Be Happy, Not Gay.”

Far from the 8-10 percent figures that some cite, the number of homosexuals in America is only 2.9 percent of the 18 and older population, according to researchers from Hunter College.

Public schools may be free to distribute condoms—but not Bibles.

In 2001, Freakonomics author Steve Levitt shocked the world with his theory that legal abortion helped to reduce crime.

A three-judge panel sided with a New Jersey school board which argued that a football coach cannot kneel and bow his head during student-led prayers.

If you’re wondering where this year’s tax dollars are going, a new study from Georgia State University suggests that at least $112 billion of them are covering the costs of American divorce and out-of-wedlock births.