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My ex-husband moved in He pays $150 for cable, his only expense, and gives me the silent treatment if I ask him to pay for dinner

Provided by Dow Jones By Quentin Fottrell, MarketWatch I was doing great on my own with the kids. I managed to get an apartment, pay for health insurance and even continue with my youngest son s private school Dear Quentin, I got back with my ex-husband for our kids, thinking it would be better to raise them in a two-parent home. We had a bitter divorce and I m the one who paid for it, both financially and emotionally. I got back with him, as our daughter is closer to him and would always want him around. During our divorce he was barely around the kids and only saw them at his convenience. When we had to celebrate any accomplishments, I would invite him and, of course, pay for it too.

Analysis: Months after becoming eligible, hundreds of CT cops are not vaccinated

Analysis: Months after becoming eligible, hundreds of CT cops are not vaccinated Rich Chumney FacebookTwitterEmail Photos from the Black Lives Matter protest at the Norwalk Police Station in South Norwalk, Conn. Sunday, May 31, 2020.Tyler Sizemore / Hearst Connecticut Media Months after becoming eligible for the coronavirus vaccine, hundreds of police officers in southwestern Connecticut still have not been vaccinated against the deadly pathogen, according to a survey by Hearst Connecticut Media. Roughly 350 police officers at seven departments in the region remained unvaccinated as of last week, suggesting vaccine hesitancy is still rife among local officers similar to several larger cities nationwide. even as some departments race to near-total immunity.

Most police departments in America are small That s partly why changing policing is difficult, experts say

More Violence, Less Cops What s Causing the Shortage of Police Officers in Philadelphia? – NBC10 Philadelphia

“I don’t know if my application is still out there and I don’t know if it’s pending,” Colon said. “I don’t know if I need to reapply again.”  Colon isn’t the only one dealing with the issue. Hundreds of applications were put on hold indefinitely and there hasn’t been a new recruit class in the academy since March of last year. As a result, Philadelphia will not have any rookie officers during a year that’s on pace to be the most violent in recent history.  Meanwhile, veteran officers continue to retire. The police department is down to approximately 6,100 officers, nearly 300 short of what it’s budgeted to have. 

The Invisible Labor Inside America s Lactation Rooms

The Invisible Labor Inside America s Lactation Rooms Time 1 day ago © Provided by Meredith Corporation The Invisible Labor Inside America’s Lactation Rooms The Longworth House lactation suite is stately. Furnished with wood paneling and a patrician window curtain, it fits a refrigerator, a sink, a TV, and pumping stations equipped with hospital-grade breast pumps, armchairs, shelves, hangers, tissues, and wipes. The suite one of several created at the U.S. House of Representatives starting in 2007 under the impetus of Nancy Pelosi, the first female House speaker is a space of privilege. In a country that does not guarantee mandatory paid leave after the birth or adoption of a child and where there is an intense pressure to breastfeed, lactation rooms have multiplied in the last decade. The 2010 Affordable Care Act required health insurance plans to cover the cost of a breast pump, and mandated companies with more than 50 employees to provide new mothers adequate spaces in

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