This story was originally reported by Brandon Tensley, Capital B of The 19th. Meet Brandon and read more of their reporting on gender, politics and policy. Editor’s note: Due to the sensitive nature of this discussion, Capital B has chosen not to use last names to protect the families’ safety. WASHINGTON — Milissa’s parents initially didn’t embrace
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This story was originally reported by Brandon Tensley, Capital B of The 19th. Meet Brandon and read more of their reporting on gender, politics and policy. Editor’s note: Due to the sensitive nature of this discussion, Capital B has chosen not to use last names to protect the families’ safety. WASHINGTON — Milissa’s parents initially didn’t embrace
This story was originally reported by Brandon Tensley, Capital B of The 19th. Meet Brandon and read more of their reporting on gender, politics and policy. Editor’s note: Due to the sensitive nature of this discussion, Capital B has chosen not to use last names to protect the families’ safety. WASHINGTON — Milissa’s parents initially didn’t embrace
November SNAP benefits, or the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, once known as food stamps, will be reduced for the month of November due to the ongoing government shutdown, and the Trump administration’s controversial interpretation of the intended use of a contingency fund that could prop up the program in the meantime. The average SNAP benefit
Parents and grandparents need to know that not all toys on the shelves this holiday season are safe for kids. This year, newer tech companies are marketing risky AI-powered toys to children as young as 3, and giants like Meta are pushing new products with major safety issues onto teens. It’s supposed to be the
Has your kid put a new phone on the top of their holiday wishlist, but you’re not sure if they are ready? Finding the right time to give a child a smartphone is one of the most challenging decisions in modern parenting. We don’t want our kids to be left out from communicating with family