The number of children adopted internationally by Americans fell 12 percent last year to the lowest number since 1981, according to new U.S. State Department figures.
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Girl Surprises Man Who Raised Her with Adoption Papers
In the eyes of the state, Ryan may not have been her legal father. But that did not keep him from acting like a father. Such can be said of God.
Willie and Korie Robertson Announce Adoption of 13-Year-Old Boy
“Duck Dynasty” stars Willie and Korie Robertson will soon be welcoming a new member into their family.
Congo Releases 72 Children to Waiting Adoptive Families
A number of Congolese children who have been waiting for permits to go home with their adoptive parents have been authorized to leave the country.
Kentucky Couple Sends out Adoption Offer after Seeing Undercover Planned Parenthood Videos
After watching the Center for Medical Progress’ undercover Planned Parenthood videos, a Kentucky couple has issued a passionate plea to those who are considering abortion.
India No Longer Requires Two-Parent Homes for Adopted Children
India’s domestic adoption policy is getting an update, but not everyone is happy about it.
Mother Teresa’s Catholic Charity in India Puts all Adoptions on Hold to Avoid Gay Parents
The Missionaries of Charity have decided to close their adoption services for fear of placing children in homes where they would not be raised consistently with Catholic morals.
Senate Approves Bill to Waive Visa Fees for Stalled Adoptions
The Adoptive Families Relief Act allows the U.S. State Department to waive visa renewal fees for children who have been adopted by American families but whose entry into the United States is delayed.
New Michigan Law Protects Christian Adoption Agencies from Gay Adoption
Faith-based adoption agencies in Michigan will now be permitted to refuse service to gay couples seeking to adopt under a new law.
Will Drop in International Adoptions Lead to More In-Country Placements?
International adoptions plummeted to a 30-year low for U.S. citizens last year, with further declines expected. But some see the trend as an opportunity to help children remain in their home countries.
