Biden’s Strategy of Bribing Women To Fix Plummeting Birth Rates Is a Road to Ruin, Author Says

America could instead learn from a country that has been immune to cratering birth rates around the world — Israel.

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Katie O'Brien holds her son, Bennett, on August 29, 2023, at the Henry County Medical Center, Paris, Tennessee. AP/Mark Humphrey, file

Tax breaks, “Baby Bonuses,” and million-dollar payments: countries struggling with plummeting birth rates are finding creative new ways to get families to have more children. Otherwise, in America and elsewhere, workforces could shrink, federal programs could face cuts, and economies could slow.

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