No, The Wuhan Virus Won’t Cause A U.S. Population Decline
Adding a city the size of Philadelphia in just one year hardly means we are on the cusp of a decline in population, as The New York Times article suggests.
Could ‘Stay-at-Home’ Orders Give Birth To A Global Baby Boom?
It has long been a cultural phenomenon that when people are confined to their homes due to dramatic weather events, babies start springing forth nine months later.
‘One Child Nation’ Condemns Abortion Even If Its Director Thinks Otherwise
Nanfu Wang’s opinion notwithstanding, ‘One Child Nation’s’ central message is not a celebration of autonomy. Rather, it is an exposé of evils of abortion.
How College-Educated Whites Are Polarizing And Fracturing The Democratic Party
Echelon’s results suggest that college-educated white Democrats are most responsible for pushing the party leftward, particularly on social and cultural issues.
To Save Itself From Population Collapse, Hungary Offers Couples $35,000 For Having A Third Child
Led by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, Hungary’s Fidesz party is encouraging family growth rather than relying on mass immigration to generate younger workers to pay for their welfare state.
School Demographics, Teacher Salaries, And The Economics Of Education
On this episode of the Federalist Radio Hour, Ben Domenech interviews education economist Eric Hanushek.
5 Reasons The Right Shouldn’t Despair About Young Voters’ Leftism
David Brooks is the latest pundit to claim young voters will doom Trump and the GOP for the foreseeable future. History says such predictions always fail.
Buying Votes With Family Handouts Won’t Work If People Don’t Want Kids
Even if Democrats’ raft of ‘family-oriented’ welfare proposals intend to raise plummeting U.S. birth rates — a national problem that needs to be addressed — they won’t do any good because the problem isn’t money, it’s culture.
What Will The Consequences Be Of Our Plummeting Birth Rate?
Lyman Stone joins the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss demographics, climate change, American fertility, and Twitter fights.
Dear David Frum: U.S. Population Growth Is Not A Problem, It’s A Solution
There are people planning for the 400 millionth American. There are people planning for, dreaming for, the billionth American. I am one of them.
How Polling Tracks Changes In Partisan Issues And Demographics
The Director of Political Research at Pew joins Federalist radio share what their polls says about generational differences, polarization, and talking politics with relatives at Thanksgiving.
Ted Cruz Might Have Won, But The Midterms Bode Ill For Texas
Cruz barely beat Beto O’Rourke, and other statewide races across Texas showed that despite its deep-red reputation, Texas could turn blue.
Why The ‘Emerging Democratic Majority’ Isn’t Happening
The promise of inevitability has not only led Democrats to overlook logistical and structural problems but has also encouraged them to indulge their leftist passions.
Young Americans Aren’t Too Poor To Have Kids. They’re Just Chicken
They are scared they’ll lose themselves, that it will be too hard, that they’ll never get back the life they are enjoying. The opposite is true.
Low Birth Rates Parallel Not Just The Economy, But Also Waves Of Feminism
The good news is that with 2018 looking so much like 1976, we may be at the peak of Third Wave Feminism and about to see a rebound in birth rates.
Review: The Rise Of The Asian Superpowers Isn’t Inevitable
In ‘The End of the Asian Century,’ Michael Auslin argues the West isn’t paying enough attention to the political, demographic, and economic risks that threaten Asia’s growing influence in world affairs.
It’s Not ‘White Threat’ Harming Our Politics, It’s Tying Race To Destiny
The changes in the way race plays into national politics are not a reaction to Barack Obama. They are a reaction to the world progressives built and are still building.
Podcast: The Church’s #MeToo Moment, Israel, And Religion Reporting
Religion reporter Emma Green joins Federalist Radio to discuss big stories happening in religious communities in America and in the Middle East.
Why The ‘Death Of White Evangelicalism’ Is Not The Death Of Christianity
The Public Religion Research Institute tries to eulogize ‘white evangelicals’ by citing America’s demographic shifts and decline in those identifying by this term. Not so fast.
Finally, There’s A Name For The Generation Between Gen X And Millennials
I’m honestly not sure why it took the world so long to discover that people like me exist, or that we’ve long been miscategorized as members of Gen X.
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