Here are today's headlines.
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(Grand Marais, MN) A former Cook County Health and Human Services Director will no longer have custody, or be able to visit his children, after he was charged with child abuse. Television station K-B-J-R reports that 40-year-old Josh Beck made his first appearance in court today (Monday) at the Cook County Courthouse. A judge decided to give custody to the children's grandmother, who lives in Indiana.
More >> Former Cook County HHS Dir. Loses Custody Of Children Amid Child Abuse Charges
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CHILDREN WHO HAVE been sexually abused are being made to wait five years before their court cases are completed.
For the past 27 years, Zo and Rusty Tichenor have taken in more than 100 foster children.
From the get-go, the Owensboro couple agreed to accept girls only who were 12 and older.
More >> Aging out: 18-year-old foster children confront life-changing decision
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Over 85% of UK adults surveyed on behalf of Action for Children showed little or no interest in fostering, the charity found.
Some 4,262 adults in England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales were surveyed by YouGov in July 2017.
More >> More than 85% of adults would not foster a child, charity's survey finds
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Finally I get to post some good news.
The former secretary of state and author of the Adoption and Safe Families Act of 1997 says she will not pursue the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination.
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