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As technology becomes a larger part of our everyday lives, and the line between what is real and what is digital continues to blur, it
As the holiday season approaches, most of us turn our attention to wrapping paper, cookie exchanges, and that mysteriously disappearing roll of Scotch tape. But
In December 2020, two young children were killed when a vehicle veered onto a miniature golf course in Panama City Beach, Florida. The children, a
The holidays have a funny way of turning ordinary family life into a social circus – doors swinging open, unfamiliar faces drifting in, relatives materializing
Winter is a season of contrasts: a time when the world slows down under a blanket of snow, yet life bustles with holidays, family gatherings,
The holidays often come wrapped in equal parts joy and chaos. Between travel, disrupted routines, crowded gatherings, and unpredictable relatives, many families find themselves overwhelmed.
When people hear the words human trafficking, many picture girls being targeted and exploited. But boys are victims too, and far too often, their experiences
Saundra Washington always knew she had a knack for sleuthing. She was nine when she found mom’s car keys, saving the day as they tried
The holidays arrive each year decorated with twinkling lights, family traditions, and the promise of joyful social connections. But tucked beneath the wrapping paper
When our U.S. Delegation traveled to Switzerland to study youth apprenticeships, we expected to learn about training systems, school partnerships, and labor-market strategy. What we
