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The Family Security Act 2.0 helps defray the cost of raising children for low- and mid-income families, Sen. Mitt Romney, R-Utah, said during a meeting at American Enterprise Institute in Washington, D.C. The plan gives a child allowance, even mid-pregnancy, has work incentives, earned income requirement, and cap on earnings to qualify. Heritage foundation, AEI, Ethics and Public Policy Center, Urban Institute commented. Read more about child allowance proposal and sponsors Steve Daines and Rich...

What the overturning of Roe v. Wade means to abortion opponents like me.

The National Institutes of Health has begun a nationwide research project to better understand how to prevent and treat whats become known as "long" COVID, as well as determine whos at risk. The COVID-19 virus has affected millions of Americans, but most people have recuperated from the illness - at least initially. However, doctors say thousands who thought they were done later develop "long" COVID, weeks and even months after the initial symptoms are gone. ...

As the pandemic began, the federal government waived certain certification requirements for nurse aides to help with health-care worker shortages. As those waivers are set to end, the federal government is allowing New York and other states to "grandfather" in those nurse aides without having met the pre-pandemic requirements. The initial training waiver aimed to give nursing homes staffing flexibility to address the pandemic, but Richard Mollot, executive director of the Long...

May marks both Mental Health Awareness Month and Military Appreciation Month. In Pennsylvania, officials want to ensure that veterans know mental-health and substance-use resources are available. Pennsylvania is home to nearly 800,000 military veterans, the fourth-largest veteran population in the country. ...

There are two reasons we can’t settle the abortion issue.

Readers discuss whether forced treatment is effective. Also: Republicans and abortion; Supreme Court decline; caution on Ukraine; disconnecting from social media.

The Supreme Courts upcoming reversal of Roe v. Wade is based on twisted religious beliefs, three readers write.

Here’s how the Times report on the leaked Supreme Court draft opinion to overturn Roe v. Wade came together — and made it into print.

The leading Republicans running for governor in the state want to outlaw abortion. The presumptive Democratic nominee promises to veto any ban.