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The Family in America, a monthly periodical founded in 1987, and now available on the internet, analyzes the status of the family in this nation and time. It seeks to clarify the importance of the family in binding generation to generation, inspiring love and intimacy in the home, and fostering industry and lawfulness within the broader community. Feature essays explore issues such as: the possibility of a pro-family income tax; the misuse of child abuse laws to disrupt families; the real depopulation crisis looming in the early 21st century; the epidemic of child diseases linked to day care; and the economic pressures on young families caused by the dismantling of the voluntary "family wage."

Breastfeeding as a Radical Act; In Praise of Mother’s Milk; Trouble in Paradise; What Went Wrong?; Family Barriers; Coming Home

The Family: America’s Hope

Families and War: Two Cautionary Tales; The Military as Social Engineer: Building ‘The Total Army Family’; Can Leviathan Be Tamed?: The Story of the Agrarians; When Feminism Was a Mental Illness: Tales and Lessons from the 1950’s

Taking off the Rose-colored Glasses: How Post-9/11 Sobriety Can Help Restore American Family Life; The Fortress of Marriage; Optimistic Lies

Deep Ecology Versus the Natural Family;  The Autonomous Family and the Good  Community; Explanations of the Baby Boom...and Bust

Touching the Third RAIL: The Bizarre World of Day Care Research

Breeding Little Monsters: How Day Care Is Exposing America’s Children to Unnatural Plagues

"Sanctif[ying] the Traditional Family"; The True Ideological Origins of The New Deal; Family and Gender in The New Deal; Maternalism Triumphant; Endnotes

Toward a Theory of the Autonomous Family; The First Societal Bond: Marriage; The Second Natural Bond: The Household; The Power of Household Production; The Third Societal Bond: The Community; The Fourth Societal Bond: The State; The Broadest Societal Bond: The Nation; The Unbridled Factor; "The American Century"

Should America Try to Recover  Lost Family Strengths?; Inevitable Progress?; The Need for a Past; Sorokin and the Sensate Culture; Strong Families; Safer Children; Rebuilding Families

The Peculiar Legacy of German-America; Cultural Pluralism, Informal and Formal; The German-Americans; The Crisis of 1914-17; "Furor Americanus"; 100% Americanism; Families, Mothers, and Children; The Maternalist Campaign; Policy Victories; "Americanized"...or "Germanized"?

The Radical Change in American Culture- How Did We Get to This Point?; The Family in the 21st Century: Can it Survive?; Can Leviathan Be Tamed? The Story of the Agrarians*

The Natural Family in the Modern World; The Productive Home; Mass Schools & Family Decay; The Family Way; Regarding Family Policy; Parents empowered to ‘vote in place of their children; A Jubilee Year for Newlyweds; Disincentives against abortion; Pro-birth policies;

How to Make the World Truly Safe for Children; Article I: Each Child Has the Right to a Mother; Article II: Each Child Has the Right to a Father; Article III: Each Child Has the Right to a Home Built on Marriage; Article IV: Each Child Has the Right to Siblings; Article V: Each Child Has the Right to Ancestors; Article VI: Each Child Has the Right to a Posterity; Article VII: Each Child Has the Right to Religious Faith; Article VIII: Each Child Has the Right to Live in a Healthy Community; Article IX: Each Child Has the Right to Innocence; Article X: Each Child Has the Right to a Tradition

Depopulation and Family Failure in Russia; Flawed Figures; The Disappearance of Children; Depopulation and Cultural Decay