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Americans online: The perils of childhood in an internet age

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By Kimberly Ross Verified
| Washington Examiner Verified
The pressures of modern parenting are, in many ways, like those of past generations. Meeting physical and emotional needs is a constant feature. Parents are tasked with loving, guiding, and nurturing. At a certain point, our children leave the nest. Turning them into responsible, contributing adults who establish lives and families of their own is the ultimate goal. But while the basics haven’t changed, present-day specifics are wildly different. Enter the complicating factor of the internet.
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The ethics of surrogacy: Children are not a transaction

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By Kimberly Ross Verified
| Washington Examiner Verified
(Dean MacAdam for the Washington Examiner) This raises an obvious question: If surrogacy means couples want kids and families, it can’t be bad, right? But the complicated world of surrogacy is far more problematic and harmful than its proponents suggest. Even worse, some of them believe there are no moral dilemmas associated with surrogacy. As long as there’s a baby in the end, it’s a positive conclusion. The two types of surrogacy are traditional and gestational.
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Trump has sent the pro-life movement to voicemail

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By Kimberly Ross Verified
| Washington Examiner Verified
According to White House spokeswoman Allison Schuster, “Since his first term, the President has been a proven leader in the pro-life movement and he will continue to champion these policies to protect the sanctity of life.” Schuster says Trump is “the most pro-life and pro-family president in history.” (Washington Examiner illustration; AP and Getty Images) These talking points work well to appease committed Trump Republicans and mildly engaged pro-life voters.
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