Jim Mustian, AP The home of Paul Rosenfeld is shown Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2018, in Tappan, N.Y. Rosenfeld, 56, of Tappan, was charged Wednesday with unlawfully manufacturing a destructive device and interstate transportation and receipt of an explosive. (AP Photo/Frank […]
Lois Beckett, The Guardian Attack on a Florida high school is the eighth shooting to have resulted in death or injury during the first seven weeks of the year Just seven weeks into 2018, there have been eight shootings at […]
PHOENIX (AP) — Investigations into reports of child neglect have dropped 8 percent over the last year, even as the number of calls continues to pour into Arizona‘s child-abuse hotline at a steady rate. The Department of Child Safety credits […]
SB288 Is Named For 10-Month-Old Jackson County Girl By Evan Bevins CHARLESTON — The West Virginia Senate president this week introduced a bill that doubles the penalties for child abuse offenses in memory of a young Jackson County girl who died […]
By Anna M. Phillips Many California school districts offer their staff little or no guidance on when police should be called to control student behavior, according to a new study that comes as districts face increased pressure to redefine law enforcement’s role in public […]
David K. Li, New York Post You’re getting sleepy. Now go do your homework! A professional hypnotist claims she can use her powers of persuasion to make even the worst-behaved kids act like angels. “Hypnosis and parenting is a natural […]
Jesse Singal, New York Magazine It is a stressful time to be a parent. Amidst an explosion of oft-conflicting advice on how to help your kids flourish — or at least not screw them up too badly — parents could […]
Greg Toppo, USA TODAY Within a day of the Dec. 2 terrorist attacks that killed 14 people in San Bernardino, Calif., bomb-detecting dogs swept through local public schools that attacker Syed Farook had visited in recent weeks, a district official […]
United Nations Report 30 November 2015 – Nearly three years after the “devastating” conflict began in the Central African Republic (CAR), an estimated 1.2 million children are now in urgent need of humanitarian assistance, said the United Nations Children’s Fund […]
Maggie Fox, NBC News American kids are being hurt and killed by the spread of antibiotic-resistant “superbugs,” pediatricians said Monday. The World Health Organization cautioned that people around the world still don’t understand much about antibiotic resistance, what it means […]
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