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New York Families Receiving $120 per Child in Summer Food Benefits: Do You Qualify?

New York City · New York

New York Families Receiving $120 per Child in Summer Food Benefits: Do You Qualify?

Coverage: 2 sources

Hundreds of thousands of families across New York will benefit from a summer food assistance program designed to help parents feed their children while school is out of session.See the Story

JUNE 28, 2025 - Matter of Fact with Soledad O'Brien

United States · United States

JUNE 28, 2025 - Matter of Fact with Soledad O'Brien

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

This week Matter of Fact visits a summer camp that’s reuniting siblings separated by the foster care system. Plus, a legal expert explains the impact of the Supreme Court taking on more emergency cases. And, a New York farmer brings fresh produce to underserved communities. The post JUNE 28, 2025 appeared first on Matter of Fact with Soledad O'Brien.Read Article

Why the Supreme Court Is Taking on More Emergency Cases - Matter of Fact with Soledad O'Brien

United States · United States

Why the Supreme Court Is Taking on More Emergency Cases - Matter of Fact with Soledad O'Brien

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The post Why the Supreme Court Is Taking on More Emergency Cases appeared first on Matter of Fact with Soledad O'Brien.Read Article

Summer Camp Reunites Siblings in Foster Care - Matter of Fact with Soledad O'Brien

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The post Summer Camp Reunites Siblings in Foster Care appeared first on Matter of Fact with Soledad O'Brien.United States · United States Read Article

JUNE 14, 2025 - Matter of Fact with Soledad O'Brien

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

This week Matter of Fact travels to Washington state, where a new fellowship program is addressing a shortage of public defenders. Plus, the president of the National Job Corps Association on why she says it’s crucially important to keep the vocational training program open. And, we meet the members of a church group dedicated to people with special needs.United States · United States Read Article

Fellowship Program Addresses Public Defender Shortage

92% Center coverage: 12 sources

Across the country, states are struggling to provide legal counsel to those going through the criminal court system. A lack of funding and overwhelming workload have led to a shortage of public defenders. In Washington, the state's supreme court recently set new standards, slashing the maximum number of cases that a public defender can be assigned in a year, but many say that’s not enough. Now, the state is launching a program to recruit and tra…United States · United States See the Story

Florida Church Creates a Group for People with Special Needs

92% Center coverage: 13 sources

Every Sunday, the United Methodist Church of the Palm Beaches in Florida opens its doors for the Amigos. It’s a group created for people with special needs – including those of different ages, backgrounds and faiths. The church and its Through the Roof Ministry program give members and their families a safe environment to come together to worship and build friendships without limitations or judgement. Our producer Sidney Holmes takes us inside.United States · United States See the Story

Resource Fair for Students Affected by Job Corps Closure Planned in Detroit

88% Center coverage: 17 sources

DETROIT, MI - Five Detroit groups are planning a resource fair this week for young adults affected by the programmatic pause to Job Corps, a federal education program put on hold by the Trump administration late last month.Education · United States See the Story

Amateur Scientist Measures Snowfall Every Day for 50 Years

95% Center coverage: 21 sources

Billy Barr has been doing the same thing every day for half a century. He measures the snow outside his home in a remote part of the Rocky Mountains – keeping a record of the depth, weight and density. He started with just a notebook, but now all 53 years of his data is available online, and researchers are using it to track the impacts of climate change. Our producer Tara Cleary travels to Gothic, Colorado to meet the lone scientist who’s makin…Colorado · Colorado See the Story

Protecting a Florida Community from Gentrification

95% Center coverage: 19 sources

Palm Beach County, Florida is changing. Investors are moving in – bringing more businesses and people to the area. According to the Census Bureau, the city of West Palm Beach’s population grew 8.9% between 2020 and 2024. The new developments are driving up prices and making it harder for longtime residents to afford to live there. Correspondent Jessica Gomez meets the people behind a concerted effort to keep one community in the hands of people …Gentrification · West Palm Beach See the Story

DFW Falls Short on Living Wage Jobs for New Graduates

72% Center coverage: 29 sources

New graduates entering the Dallas-Fort Worth job market face challenges finding positions that meet the living wage threshold, according to a recent analysis of local employment data. Housing costs is one of the big factors putting pressure on workers.Unemployment · New York See the Story

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