By the Numbers: More Babies Than Ever are Homeless
Based on data gathered by the University of Michigan, SchoolHouse Connection estimates that homelessness among infants and toddlers in the U.S. increased by 23 percent between 2021 and 2023.
Your Ballot’s (going to be) in the Mail
The Supreme Court has rejected the Trump Administration’s appeal of a District Court injunction that blocked the U.S Postal Service from carrying out or enforcing Donald Trump’s March Executive Order that would have severely restricted the used of mailed ballots.
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Review: The Seattle Symphony Takes on Mahler Seven
There are a few, myself included, who look on this boldly experimental and - one might say - maniacally mesmerizing score with enthusiasm and admiration.
Murder Most Foul
By now most of us know about the disgraceful deeds of the new CBS regime. We’ve read about firings and ousters.
Post Up: Finally the Games 6.11
Our weekly roundup of the week's news.
A Story for Memorial Day
They all had stories. It seemed to me, even as a kid, their stories helped them contain something they couldn’t or wouldn’t dare let loose. But there was this one guy whose story got away from him, and he could never get it back.
Seattle’s Father Ryan Reports on his Meeting with Pope Leo XIV
During a lengthy tenure, unusual in the Seattle archdiocese, Fr. Ryan refurbished St. James, banished guitars at Mass, brought in a women’s’ choir, and GLBTQ activists took the pulpit at the Catholic cathedral to read scripture.
The Extravagant Grief of Post-9-11 Memorials
With New York City a global media hub, the terror attacks of September 11, 2001 and its aftermath were arguably the most photographed, filmed, and written-about tragedy of modern times. Thus the museum is able to replay the day almost minute by minute.
Rebuilding an 1100-year-old Italian Village
Santa Vittoria is one of the more than 200Â hilltop towns that dot the region of Marche, most of which have never made it into a travel guide.
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