Western Europe isin a demographic declinedue to low birthrates and an ever aging population.

The United States often has been counted out and just as often has proved its critics wrong.

Same-sex marriage has now been grafted into the Canadian constitution; very shortly it will be legislated into Canadian law. However, urgent questions remain.

Despite the gains in education, not a single major Jewish organization focuses directly on the problem of Jewish fertility.

America is exceptional for many reasons; among them, childbearing patterns and immigration absorption.

A new book explores Europe's ills by examining its demographic and migration problems.

I am pleased to hear, at last, an official response from the D.C. government to my series on our city"s infant mortality problem.

From the Freedom Party in Austria to the National Front in France to the Republicans in Germany, Europe's far right has made a comeback in recent years, largely on the strength of anti-immigration feelings sharpened to a fear of Islam. That fear is fed by threats of terrorism, rising crime rates among Muslim youth and mounting cultural clashes with the Continent's growing Islamic communities.