Innocents Lost: How Florida's DCF system could be reformed
Absent a court's involvement, parents can refuse domestic-violence counseling, drug screens and drug treatment, which they frequently do, the Herald's investigation found. Before it was repealed, the measure encouraged more court … "Drug abuse can't …
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Address poverty with strategies, not platitudes
Imagine the joy of finally getting your first job yet having no place to leave your children while you go to work because the salary is less than the cost of child care and rent. Imagine landing a job with educational benefits or possibilities for …
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Film sheds light on Jesus People's dark stories
Jesus People is one of the last remnants of the Jesus Movement of the 1970s, which attracted earnest young urban missionaries seeking an alternative to the drug culture and free love communes of the time. Today, Jesus People … Families pool their …
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Senate Armed Services Subcommittee on Personnel Hearing
The current benefit package is the glue that holds the all-volunteer force together, and any budget-driven cuts in pay and benefits could have adverse impact on recruitment and retention and ultimately threaten the very foundation of the AVF. Military …
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