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Politics Nov 22

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In some states, juveniles are automatically charged in adult court for certain serious crimes. It's a practice known as direct file. In Pennsylvania, there is a push to change that rule to prevent children from ending up with adult records.

Politics Nov 18

Parents with criminal histories struggle to regain custody of children

Many formerly incarcerated people lose their rights as parents, and some argue that the situation was made worse by the Adoption and Safe Families Act, signed into law 25 years ago. Geoff Bennett reports on the challenges many face after…

Politics Oct 25

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Survivors of Aurora, Colorado, mass shooting still haunted 10 years later

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Nation Jun 24

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