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Treat child care for what it is: Economic infrastructure

The Daily Progress Charlottesville 21 Aug 2025
A cross kitchen tables in every corner of America, working parents are grappling with a relentless question. How can I aff ord child care and still make ends meet? It's a question laced with frustration, anxiety and resignation. For many, ... .
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King County Council should use new sales tax for what it promised

The Seattle Times 19 Aug 2025
Voters must hold our elected officials accountable for providing law enforcement services rather than allowing neglect of our police and courts to continue ... .
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Mom Finds Photo Taken During Labor—No One Prepared for What It Shows

Newsweek 18 Aug 2025
Katelyn Eagleson told Newsweek she was due at the end of November and couldn't believe her daughter might arrive one month early ....
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Commentary: Treat child care for what it is: economic infrastructure

Richmond Times Dispatch 15 Aug 2025
Just like roads, broadband and housing, child care is foundational to a functioning modern economy ....
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It's time to accept gerrymandering for what it is: Good political strategy | Opinion

Leaf Chronicle 11 Aug 2025
The Democratic outrage is as real as the cognitive dissonance it takes to hide in Illinois to protest gerrymandering in Texas ... It's all so dramatic, isn't it? A battle for "democracy" versus a "power grab.".
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Dear Editor, I Disagree: \u2018Campus mothers\u2019 initiative must be seen for what it is: A displacement of responsibility

Indian Express 31 Jul 2025
IIT Kharagpur, in assigning ...
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Cubs players honor Ryne Sandberg: 'The blueprint for what it means to be an amazing Cub'

Chicago Sun-Times 29 Jul 2025
“He's kind of the blueprint for what it means to be an amazing Cub – as far as the way he carried himself, obviously, through his career and everything achieved, but just how selfless he was in his time with us, too.
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Evil doesn’t wait for language: We must name xenophobia for what it is

Mail Guardian South Africa 24 Jul 2025
She was suggesting that maybe, if we don’t have a word for xenophobia in our languages, the concept itself is foreign — or maybe not real in the way it’s being described ... And that’s what we have to call it — violence.
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“Enjoy music for what it is again”: Tyler, The Creator aims to help people fight ...

The Daily Dot 22 Jul 2025
User @labubuowner wrote that "the one thing I really love about Tyler is that he's really trying to push people to actually enjoy music for what it is again." ... The post “Enjoy music for what it is again”.
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Ronayne calls out stadium project for what it is - a pipe dream, not an ...

Cleveland 21 Jul 2025
A project of this nature will mostly generate temporary construction jobs, and not what the region desperately needs ... As for ancillary ...
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Scheffler searching for what it all means while chasing the claret jug at British Open

The Washington Times 16 Jul 2025
And then? That's where golf gets a little complicated for Scheffler. .
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Scheffler chasing claret jug and searching for what it all means

Beatrice Daily Sun 16 Jul 2025
PORTRUSH, Northern Ireland — Scottie Scheffler has won more tournaments and majors than anyone over the last three years. He is No. 1 in the world and no one is close to him. Nothing would mean more to him than ... .
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Scheffler is chasing claret jug at British Open and searching for what it all means

Pharos Tribune 16 Jul 2025
Scottie Scheffler has won more tournaments and majors than anyone over the last three years. He is No. 1 in the world and no one is close to him. Nothing would mean more to him than leaving Royal Portrush with ... .
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Woman Receives Message From Robot Vacuum, Not Prepared for What It Says

Newsweek 16 Jul 2025
"When the vacuum asked if we wanted to try carpet cleaning, my husband immediately said 'no,'" Aubrey Fett� said of the incident ....
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Scheffler is chasing the claret jug at the British Open and searching for what it ...

The Sharon Herald 16 Jul 2025
No one wins more than Scottie Scheffler these days. But as the year's final major nears, the world's No. 1 player finds himself asking what the point of it is. Scheffler says he loves playing golf for a living and ....

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