Ellie Gardey

6 days ago | spectator.org | Ellie Gardey

Dr. Brian Levine is one of the nation’s foremost doctors on reproductive technologies such as IVF. He founded a fertility clinic in New York City that caters to the elite, provides commentary on the IVF industry for the New Yorker and CNN, and started a surrogacy business that promises women $50,000 to $90,000 in exchange for giving birth. His clinic advertises a special expertise in “LGBTQ+ family building,” and he says “gestational surrogacy” is among his specialties.

1 week ago | spectator.org | Ellie Gardey

The annual Reuters Digital News Report found that 54 percent of the world’s population is turning to social media platforms (such as Facebook and X) rather than traditional outlets to get their news. (READ MORE: My Job as a Journalist Is Going to a Bot) On this episode of The Spectator P.M. Podcast, hosts Ellie Gardey Holmes and Lyrah Margo discuss the future of news and the implications of social media on journalism.

1 week ago | spectator.org | Ellie Gardey

Those of the pro-abortion persuasion routinely spout vile evils celebrating the murder of children. The pro-life side frequently extends them some grace for this, citing the possibility that they could be ignorant of the humanity of the child in the womb. But there is no possibility of this (supposed) ignorance in the case of baby Chance. The baby is currently being treated in the NICU, a few blocks from where I live in downtown Atlanta, Georgia.

1 week ago | spectator.org | Ellie Gardey

In an unsurprising find, a recent study found that 75 percent of Christians no longer trust the Democratic Party. Join The Spectator P.M Podcast hosts Ellie Gardey Holmes and Lyrah Margo as they discuss the research and analyze the reasons why Christians no longer align themselves with the Democratic Party. Ellie and Lyrah point out the stark loss of morality on the left, especially through pro-abortion policies. Tune in to hear their discussion!Read Ellie and Lyrah’s writing here and here.

1 week ago | spectator.org | Ellie Gardey

For over a century, Luther Seminary has called its beautiful campus in St. Paul, Minnesota, home. Apart from its buildings in the Collegiate Gothic style, the campus is also the site of the log cabin Old Muskego Church. The chapel was constructed in 1844 by devoutly Lutheran Norwegian immigrants in Wisconsin. In 1904, the chapel was transported, piece by piece, to Luther Seminary’s campus. Luther’s students and faculty are now leaving all of that behind.