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The article discusses whether human beings have the right to decide to kill disease-causing mosquitoes and compares it will the right to abort a fetus detected with Down syndrome.

The article focuses on the open letter of mother Courtney Baker regarding her doctor's advice to abort her baby who was diagnosed with down syndrome and the backlash it faced from the explanations of another mother Hallie Levine and obsetrician-gynecologist Amy Tetuer.

The article reports that U.S. Justice Department and Education Department has issued a joint directive to the public school districts in U.S. instructing them to start letting boys use the girls' bathroom and vice versa threatening legal action and the loss of federal education grants if they fail to do so.

The article reports on the proposed bill which requires the use of bathrooms according to biological gender by Tar Hell lawmakers of North Carolina that the Connecticut governor Dannel Malloy prefers from consequences as possible.

The article discusses aspects of the governance of Mayor of New York City Bill de Blasio and the implication of the possible victory of presidential nominee Hillary Clinton in the nomination by the political group Democratic Party for president in the election in the U.S. in 2016.

The article discusses the U.S. bishops, Catholic community and institutions involvement in the politics and endorsing the pro-choice Catholic politicians by giving them honors for their fundamental moral principles on the topic of abortion irrespective to their other side of wrong thinking.

The article comments on the decision of Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe to veto a bill that would have allowed homeschooled students to participate in sports and other extracurricular activities at their local public schools.

The article focuses on the social aspects of home schooling, with topics include the children education management, the regulation on home schooling, and its management.

In this article, the author comments on various issues about discrimination against people with Down syndrome in the U.S.

The article talks about the head of board of education in Texas, Donna Bahorich, who has never had formal education and discusses speculations on her ability in setting up policies and standards for public schools and Republican governor Greg Abbott appointing Bahorich for the post.

The article reports on the Down syndrome non-invasive prenatal test campaign of biotechnology company Genoma in Spain.

The article discusses issues related to the death of New York Police Department (NYPD) officer Brian Moore who was shot during his duty, highlighting New York Mayor Bill de Blasio's views and concerns about Moore's death.

The article discusses how homeschooling is being politicized in the U.S. and mentions appointment of a blue-ribbon commission by Connecticut governor Dannel Malloy to investigate student Adam Lanza's murder at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut.

The article reports on an executive order signed by Connecticut Governor Dannel Malloy that bans state-funded travel to states that use Religious Freedom Restoration Acts as a justification for discrimination based upon sex, sexual orientation or gender identity or expression or other protected classes.

The author comments on statements made by Bishop Kevin Doran, Diocese of Elphin, about gay people and its implication for the public debate on disability and genetic difference.