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ACA: Repeal and Delay—Through Reconciliation

Incoming Republicans are speaking of using the reconciliation process twice next year with the first one used to repeal the Affordable Care Act. Some speculate that could take place as early as late January.  The

Surgeon General Sounds Alarm on Substance Abuse

On Thursday morning, the Surgeon General made headlines across the nation when he released his new report highlighting the problem of substance use addiction across the country. Surgeon General Vivek H. Murthy, M.D., released the

By |November 21st, 2016|Categories: Children's Monitor, Family & Community Support, Health, Health Care, Healthy Growth & Development, Home News, People, Prevention, Research|Comments Off on Surgeon General Sounds Alarm on Substance Abuse

Voice For Adoption Portrait Project Highlights Adoption Month for Capitol Hill

On Wednesday, November 16, Voice for Adoption (VFA) sponsored their annual Adoption Portrait Project in honor of November as National Adoption Month. The annual event features families who have adopted children from the foster care

Washington Returns to Prepare for New Congress and Administration

This week will be the first opportunity for Washington to come back together after the presidential election. With dramatic changes in the presidential election, this week will be more than just plotting the rest of

By |November 14th, 2016|Categories: Administration, Administration, Advocacy, Budget, Budget Policy, Children's Monitor, Home News, House legislation, Legislation, Senate Legislation|Comments Off on Washington Returns to Prepare for New Congress and Administration

This Week Should Provide More Clarity To Trump Presidency

Since much of the President-elect Trump's agenda was wrapped less around specific domestic issues and more around the larger issues such as immigration and trade, it is not clear what the domestic policy agenda will

Foster Care Numbers Trending Upward

With the latest AFCARS data official, there are now clear indications that foster care numbers are trending upward.  A third consecutive increase in foster care to 427,910 children in care represents an eight percent increase

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