
A Closer Look at Protein Powders: What Matters and What Does Not
Whey, casein or plant-based: choosing the right protein powder depends on diet, training goals and how it will be used.

Seven nurses have secured a £187,000 payout from an NHS trust after its changing-room policy forced them to share facilities with …

A joint political declaration calls for a temporary, worldwide suspension of surrogacy and sets out a shared commitment to the glo…

Peter Thiel is becoming the object of considerable scrutiny as a result of his position at the heart of an intersection between te…

In China, frustrated young adults alienated from the tiger-mom parenting that defined Chinese culture for years are now turning to…

Canada is backing away from plans to extend assisted dying to people with mental illness, citing concerns over suicidality and the…

In an interview with Statement, Catholic moral theologian Franz-Josef Bormann discusses the fundamental problems arising from the …

Repressive measures such as “buffer zones” and mandatory referrals reflect the heavy-handed approach to abortion, euthanasia and a…

Ideology is an increasingly important factor in explaining different fertility rates between political affiliations in America, ac…

The number of assaults and other hostile acts against Christians in Israel has risen steadily in recent years. Priests and members…

Two bills before the US Congress seek to close gaps in surrogacy laws which leave women and children vulnerable to exploitation.

A leading Catholic women’s association in Germany has issued a position paper on abortion that places the lives of unborn children…

Across the Western world, “consent” has become something of a magic word when it comes to sexual matters. Ironically, that same cu…

As Britain reduces compulsory psychiatric treatment, a growing debate asks whether public safety is paying the price.

A case of cancel culture at Oxford University has reignited debate over the threat groupthink poses to academic freedom.