Why are incarcerated people dying from lack of food or water, even as private companies are paid millions for their care?

Reviewed by Michelle Felder, LCSW, MA Most parents are familiar with the phrase “stranger danger.” But safety experts say that this approach isn't the most effective way to teach kids about personal ...

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But Spencer’s true magic lies just beyond its charming downtown, where McCormick’s Creek State Park – Indiana’s first state park, established in 1916 – showcases nature’s springtime renaissance in ...

Police are hunting arsonists who torched a children's climbing frame. Firefighters were scrambled to the playground in Crewe to reports of a blaze. Today and officers are appealing for witnesses to ...

Police are hunting arsonists who torched a children's climbing frame. Firefighters were scrambled to the playground in Crewe to reports of a blaze. Today and officers are appealing for witnesses ...

Mr McDonald said the climbing frame would give local children "a sense of their own history and the village's history", adding: "This kind of project helps to bring all that to life." "We wanted a ...

Speaking during the Zero Hour in the House, Rahim also said app-based or platform companies do not consider delivery persons as workers, thus denying them even basic salaries. "The Union ...

more than 1 million children in Gaza have endured over 15 months of military assault and deprivation. Homes, schools, hospitals and water and sanitation infrastructure lie in ruins; basic services ...

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