Family

This reminds us of that H2 (horrible yet humorous) joke: Q. What do you call a woman with a brain? A. Pregnant with a son. Needless to say (hopefully), Eric Scheske holds women, especially his long-suffering and saintly wife, in considerably higher regard. Which is why we found this

Spain isn't just allowing gay marriage. It's also requiring men to do their share of the house work. > The vows that couples take in a civil marriage ceremony are to change. Not only will the spouses have to promise to be faithful, live together and

> The Chicago Police Department began posting on its Web site on Tuesday photographs, names and partial addresses of people who were arrested on charges of soliciting prostitutes in a move intended to embarrass offenders and deter people from committing such crimes. Link [http://www.nytimes.com/2005/06/23/

David Horowitz's Front Page has an interview with Ben Shapiro, author of Porn Generation. It's pretty lengthy, but worth a click. Link [http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/ReadArticle.asp?ID=18529]. Excerpt: > Watching enough of this stuff does change kids' views and affect their

Suzanne Fields has written a great op-ed that covers the basic issue in the marriage debates: Good of the Offspring v. Close Relationship. Link [http://www.townhall.com/columnists/suzannefields/sf20050623.shtml]. Excerpt: > In "close relationship" law there's a moral equivalence between marriage and

> Married men earn more than bachelors so long as their wives stay at home doing the housework, according to a report Wednesday from Britain's Institute for Social and Economic Research (ISER). > Academics Elena Bardasi and Mark Taylor found that a married man whose wife does not

From Australia: > Men should swap their role as breadwinner for the "mummy track" employment path and end relationship tensions over work and family, according to a national discussion paper to be released today. . . > Fathers of young children are likely to be working a greater number of

From Rebecca Hagelin. Link [http://www.townhall.com/columnists/rebeccahagelin/rh20050617.shtml]. Excerpt: > The sad reality is that we live in a society where the message to fathers is, “You're irrelevant. You're useless. You are a loser.” Just flip on the television: commercials and sitcoms

Russell Moore at Mere Comments on the children's cell phone: > We are living in a culture that is so under-protective of children that we are willing to pack them off to institutionalized daycare as toddlers and subject them to sexualization in grade school. And yet the

> Planned Parenthood has released a little video, called "The G Spot," which, you guessed it, talks about how babies are made. In a humorous manner and without holding anything back, including pre-ejaculate, the video features two characters shaped like sexual organs. Predictably, it's the