Under Gov. Newsom’s Rules, School Has Become ‘Netflix And Disney Plus.’ Parents Are Taking Legal Action
‘The harm of not returning to school is greater than the risk of returning to school,’ a concerned California parent told The Federalist.
New CDC Data On Suicide Shows Americans Can’t Handle Continued Lockdowns
One in four young adults aged 18-24 reported seriously contemplating suicide within the last 30 days, according to new data from the CDC. If you are feeling suicidal, click here to find help.
J.D. Salinger’s ‘The Catcher In The Rye’ Offers A Timeless Message For Teen Loneliness Epidemic
J.D. Salinger’s message about the perennial problem of teenage loneliness and the need for genuine human relationships rings truer today than ever.
Dutch Doctor Exonerated After Euthanizing An Unwilling Patient
If being unhappy is ‘unbearable suffering,’ then the precedent for vulnerable people, particularly the elderly and sick, is clear: Smile and don’t complain, or risk lethal injection.
One In Three Americans Now Show Signs Of Clinical Anxiety Or Depression
New study finds 24 percent of Americans demonstrated clinically significant symptoms of major depression and 30 percent revealed signs of generalized anxiety.
Why Depressed Moms Often Depress Their Kids, And How To Stop The Cycle
Carrying the weight of a parent’s unhappiness is a heavy burden for a child. It makes sense that children prone to self-blame would develop anxiety from their mother’s depression.
The Economy Won’t Recover Until Americans’ Coronavirus Fears Fade
If the American public stays home en masse even after public officials lift stay-at-home orders, the ‘re-opened’ economy will look nearly as morose as the current one.
5 Ways To Boost Your Mental Health Amid Big Life Disruptions
To keep your spirits up, relatively simple things make a huge difference. The survival habits you engrain now can fuel an even stronger comeback as this virus subsides.
More Than Half Say The Pandemic Is Moderately Or Severely Affecting Their Mental Health
Eight to ten days after they were quarantined due to the spread of COVID-19, more than half of participants in a fresh study reported the psychological effects as ‘moderate or severe.’
We’re Following A One-Size-Fits-All Coronavirus Strategy Right Into A Great Depression
While this shutdown has already done enormous damage, it is the uncertainty about when and how it will reopen that could prove far more destructive in the long run.
How Shutting Down The Economy Much Longer Could Kill Tens Of Thousands Of Americans
It is vitally important, literally life and death, that the proper costs and benefits are weighed with the decision on how much and how long to shut down economic activity through the pandemic.
Trump Is Right: Suicides Do Increase During Economic Hardship
The AP’s statement has no basis in reality. There is currently no body of research that demonstrates people are less likely to take their lives in time of economic hardship.
The Wuhan Virus Is Serious, But Shutting Down Isn’t The Long-Term Answer
What to do about the U.S. economy in the wake of the Wuhan virus? The answer requires a mix of both short-term suppression and then long-term mitigation.
There Is No Way Of Getting Out Of The Coronavirus Crisis Without Pain
Keeping the economy humming along like normal was never an option. Even without government intervention, much of our society would eventually shut down on its own.
Why Quarantine Rebels Need More Compassion Than Condemnation
The isolation is probably striking a deep and painful nerve among this lonely generation that might deserve a little more compassion, understanding, and prayer instead of condemnation.
Will The Costs Of A Great Depression Outweigh The Risks Of Coronavirus?
Federal and state governments are making a massive gamble about a little-understood new virus. They are betting our future on the most extreme worst-case scenario without considering the costs.
Validating Suicide In Response To Transgender Skepticism Is Horrifically Irresponsible
Some appear to believe that if persuading vulnerable youths to contemplate suicide helps persuade the public that skepticism of transgender ideology is dangerously bigoted, so be it.
How Our Age’s Melancholy Stems From Loving Ourselves Too Much
Today’s era of despair, ennui, and selfishness can find remedies within ageless wisdom that the church reformer Martin Luther offered to his depressed friend 500 years ago.
How My Parents’ Divorce Forever Affected Our Holidays
Holidays are always hard in blended families. I was a reject from a twice-broken family, and I didn’t know what to do with myself at holidays other than hide.
Pastor Jarrid Wilson’s Death Helps Us Learn How To Find Hope After Suicide
For too long, suicide has been in the dark, whispered about, handled with shame. But death, for the Christian, is not the end of all things. In Christ, there is hope.
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