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May 28

Trump’s rules slow the release of migrant children to their families

By Cedar Attanasio, Amanda Seitz, Associated Press

Government data show only 45 of more than 2,000 children in custody were released last month.

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May 23

How one UN leader’s mistaken timeline caused confusion about Gaza children’s starvation risk

By Grace Abels, PolitiFact

Gaza children face dire starvation risk, but a UN leader got the timeline wrong when he said 14,000 babies would die in “the next 48 hours.” The report he referenced projected such severe child malnutrition in the region over 11…

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May 22

Palestinian children suffering from malnutrition overwhelm Gaza’s Nasser Hospital

By Mohammad Jahjouh, Wafaa Shurafa, Sarah El Deeb, Sam Mednick, Associated Press

More than 9,000 children in Gaza have been treated for malnutrition this year, according to the U.N. children’s agency, and food security experts say tens of thousands of cases are expected in the coming year.

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Nov 30

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How one woman is rethinking how hungry children are fed around the world

By Pamela Watts

As armed conflicts and climate change fuel a global hunger crisis, tens of millions of children under the age of 5 are malnourished. One woman is on a mission to change that. Pamela Watts of Rhode Island PBS Weekly reports.

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Nov 08

Australian states back national plan to ban children under 16 from social media

By Rod McGuirk, Associated Press

Leaders of the eight provinces held a virtual meeting with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to discuss what he calls a world-first national approach that would make platforms including X, TikTok, Instagram and Facebook responsible for enforcing the age limit.

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Jun 29

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How the climate crisis is changing family planning and reproductive health in Bangladesh

By John Yang, Claire Mufson, Andrew Corkery

Few places in the world are suffering more from the effects of climate change than Bangladesh. Most of the country is no higher than 50 feet above sea level, making it vulnerable to severe flooding after monsoon rains. As a…

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Jun 24

Summer camps are adapting outdoor activities to protect kids during the heat wave

By Melina Walling, Associated Press

Experts say children can be more vulnerable to extreme heat than adults, and it's important to monitor the children and train counselors to respond to problems.

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Jun 08

UN chief will declare that both Israel and Hamas are violating children’s rights during war

By Michael Weissenstein, Associated Press

The U.N. secretary-general will tell the Security Council next week that both Israel and Hamas are violating children's rights and leaving them exposed to danger in their war to eliminate each other.

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Apr 14

Child care costs are about to start dropping for families that need the most help

By Chabeli Carrazana, The 19th

Many families that receive government assistance for child care still pay a lot out-of-pocket. A new Biden administration rule will lower those costs and improve payments to day care providers.

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Mar 28

Schools in the path of April’s solar eclipse prepare for a natural teaching moment

By Carolyn Thompson, Associated Press

Some schools in or near the path of totality also are organizing group viewings for students to experience the awe of daytime darkness and learn about the astronomy behind it together.

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