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Researcher says America's declining birth rates may have more to do with culture than money

October 27, 2026
Researcher says America's declining birth rates may have more to do with culture than money
Fox News, October 27, 2026
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Institute for Family Studies demographer Lyman Stone tells Fox News Digital how attitudes toward parenthood, risk-taking and social support may influence decisions to have children.

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