Articles by Tony Perkins

Decent folks across the nation have been continuously shocked by the exposes against abortion industry giant Planned Parenthood orchestrated by young pro-life champions such as Lila Rose.

In a shocking example of
anti-religious (and anti-Christian) bias, a New Hampshire judge, Lucinda
V. Sadler, has ordered a home-schooling mother, Brenda Voydatch, to place
her daughter in public school—largely to expose her to “a variety of
points of view” other than the strong Christian beliefs which both mother
and daughter share.

The U.S. Department of Education announced that Barack Obama will become the
first President to address the nation’s schoolchildren next week.

Today’s Washington Post unveiled the District’s plans to test children as young as 12 for sexually transmitted diseases without their parents’ permission.

With all the news about discrimination, some of the most egregious forms of bias regularly escape scrutiny. One of them is the persistent
discrimination conservative academics suffer at the hands of liberal state universities.

A group of Virginians who are outraged about the plans to expand a Muslim school may have just gotten the ammunition they need to block the project.

By one recent count, President Obama has now appointed 34 “czars” to manage a host of projects. One of the most troubling of these is the new
White House science czar, Dr. John Holdren.

In a letter to his wife Abigail, John Adams told her of the actions of the Continental Congress on July 2, 1776.

All good things come to an end, they say. Unfortunately for abstinence education, that time is now.

The White House is joining the ranks of the unapproachable, hindering FRC’s latest protests against Department of Education’s Kevin Jennings.

Earlier this week I shared
with you that Education Secretary Arne Duncan had chosen homosexual activist Kevin Jennings to head the Office of Safe and Drug Free Schools.

Christina Popa was just 11 days away from graduation when UCLA tried to give her a final lesson in political correctness.