Getting It Wrong: How The New York Times Misinterprets AbortionStatistics and Arrives at Incorrect Conclusions
In a front-page article on March 6, 2006, The New York Timesattempts to make the case that parental involvement laws areineffective. However, better data, better analysis, and a morethorough reporting of the academic literature leads to the exactopposite conclusion: namely, that parental involvement laws havebeen effective at reducing the incidence of abortion among minors.
Source: heritage.org