It is not known if the child died from an underlying illness related to stomach pain or from a wound that he had on his head before he entered the Greenville movie theater.

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The federal program is “the most efficient, effective way to get food to those kids," bill sponsor Rep. Lloyd Larsen said.

Lamont’s budget invests in universal preschool but does not meet the needs of other nonprofits, like food banks and ...

The American Family Survey points to a need for family friendly policies to bolster marriage, fertility. Would language change help?

The New York State Comptroller's Office report says families on Long Island and statewide face fewer options for affordable, ...

Disciplinary records and bodycam videos show Atlanta police doing the bare minimum to locate a 4-year-old and her brothers, despite several requests for welfare checks after their father allegedly ...

Some health care providers nationally have canceled or postponed appointments due to potential lawsuits and loss of federal ...

The 2023 law allows parents of children with chronic and complex medical needs to be paid to care for that child. However, it ...

The newly launched Burjeel Orthopedic Institute brings together a comprehensive range of offerings catering to both adults ...