Foster system offers many ways to help kids | Column The new year is the perfect time to start thinking about becoming a licensed foster and adoptive parent. Many people make resolutions wanting to make a positive impact in the lives of others and the ... 12/28/2024 - 8:21 pm | View Link
12-year-old boy in Texas foster care wants a family to make pizzas with AUSTIN, Texas — Every week on KVUE, we feature a different child in the Texas foster care system ... Ryan said he really loves going to school to see his teachers and his friends. Gym class is his ... 12/20/2024 - 6:57 am | View Link
Moe and Franz Wagner Host Youth from Foundation for Foster Children for Giving Tree Holiday Party Moe and Franz Wagner, along with the Magic, hosted youth from the Foundation for Foster Children for a Giving Tree Holiday Party to provide gifts, clothing and other necessities to underserved ... 12/20/2024 - 6:17 am | View Link
How "Friends of the Children" is impacting generational change by empowering youth Friends of the Children is impacting generational change by empowering youth who are facing the greatest obstacles through relationships with professional mentors. 12/13/2024 - 10:16 am | View Link
Opinion: You have the power to change a foster child’s life. Here’s how a volunteer changed mine. Families come in all shapes and sizes. I am living proof of that as a former foster youth who is now an adult and living on my own. My journey began as an infant, when I was placed into foster ... 12/12/2024 - 8:00 am | View Link
The American experiment can be summed up in one big idea: don’t put too much power in one place. That is why the federal government has three branches — executive, legislative and judicial.
Unfortunately, the modern presidency undermines that separation of powers and concentrates as much power as possible in itself.
In his first campaign ad of 2024, President Joe Biden asked the question over images of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Jan. 6 rioters: “What will we do to maintain our democracy? History’s watching.”
For one last month, Biden retains the responsibilities and powers of the nation’s highest office. If he believes his words, he must take urgent action to strengthen our democracy, even as he works to ensure a peaceful transfer of power.
Ben Olinsky.
President-elect Donald Trump has made little secret of his desire for unchecked power, whether to be a dictator on day one, weaponize the Department of Justice against perceived enemies, or strip broadcast licenses from disfavored media outlets.
FBI Director Christopher Wray’s decision to resign before his term expires was a grave error in judgment.
Donald Trump is a bully — a fact well-known even to those who foolishly voted for him. To not refuse to be bullied as head of the agency tasked with defending the rule of law flies in the face of the oath Wray took.
Wray should have forced Trump to fire him and explain his reasons in writing.
Q: I’m so glad we have Pat Riley. How many organizations would have made such a definitive statement like that instead of being cagey or PR-ing the message? Thanks Godfather! So, with that, and with Jimmy Butler sticking around at least until the end of the season, I have a question: Do you think it’s better for the Heat long-term to have Jimmy opt in or opt out?
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So, I saw myself in the letter from the friend of a woman who is so kind and so helpful to everyone else but rather controlling and beastly with her husband (“Bad-Mouthing Do-Gooder”).
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