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Category: Child Abuse Stories/Parental Neglect

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Amber Alert and Silver Alerts, Black News, Child Abuse Stories/Parental Neglect, Drugs, Eye on EVANSVILLE Indiana, Mental Illness, Missing abducted and exploited children, Missing persons stories, Top Headline News

Could Terrence Wayne Roach have Killed Aleah Beckerle?

April 3, 2017 — 2 Comments

Amber Alert and Silver Alerts, Black News, Child Abuse Stories/Parental Neglect, Eye on EVANSVILLE Indiana, Missing abducted and exploited children, Missing persons stories, Top Headline News

What would it take to convict Cara Beckerle?

March 30, 2017 — 14 Comments

Child Abuse Stories/Parental Neglect, Don't Trust Anyone, FLORIDA NEWS CRIME STORIES, Fraud Cases, Top Headline News

When women lace football players drinks. Charge it to the game bitch

February 6, 2017 — 0 Comments

Child Abuse Stories/Parental Neglect, Killer Parents, Top Headline News

Father of 8 accidentally kills 4 children with pest control poisoning

January 3, 2017 — 0 Comments

Child Abuse Stories/Parental Neglect, Drugs, Families in crisis, FLORIDA NEWS CRIME STORIES, Local Florida News, Top Headline News

Drug Overdose suspected in Couple found on Florida Highway

January 1, 2017 — 14 Comments

Child Abuse Stories/Parental Neglect, Drugs, Top Headline News

2 month old Baby revived with Narcan

December 7, 2016 — 1 Comment

Child Abuse Stories/Parental Neglect, Domestic Violence stories, Top Headline News

Child dies after DCF visits wrong home for Welfare check

December 5, 2016 — 0 Comments

Worst child neglect case in FLORIDA

Child Abuse Stories/Parental Neglect, Top Headline News

Worst child neglect case in FLORIDA

December 2, 2016 — 2 Comments

Child Abuse Stories/Parental Neglect, Killer Parents, Local Florida News, Top Headline News

Florida mom strangles daughter then blames her son for it

November 15, 2016 — 0 Comments

Child Abuse Stories/Parental Neglect, Top Headline News

2 Bodies found on serial killer Todd Kohlhepps property identified

November 10, 2016 — 0 Comments

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On Campus, Failure Is on the Syllabus
A Smith College initiative called “Failing Well” is one of a crop of university programs that aim to help high achievers cope with basic setbacks.
Social Studies: How ‘Gay’ Should a Gay Bar Be?
What does the label even mean in a time of sexual fluidity? And what about the ‘bachelorette party’ problem?
Young Socialites Conjure the Ghost of Leonard Bernstein at the Dakota
When Larry Milstein, 22, and his sister Toby, 24, are not hobnobbing on the young socialite circuit, they hold séances in their family’s apartment.
Modern Love: To Stay in Love, Sign on the Dotted Line
They launched their relationship by answering 36 questions. To keep it going, they drew up a contract.
Encounters: YouTube Star Randy Rainbow Brings Sass to His Trump Bashing
From his Queens apartment, Mr. Rainbow makes parody videos of himself interviewing political figures. He now has nearly 650,000 Facebook followers.
Fashion Review: Balenciaga and Rick Owens: Two Paths to the Same Idea
Demna Gvasalia sent out clothes for fathers, while Rick Owens continued his focus on the human form.
Bow Ties and Statement Sneakers at the N.B.A. Draft
It was a life-changing night for young basketball players, for whom dressing well has become a condition of stardom.
Vows: In a Relationship, but Not Out Just Yet
He was going to stay with his boyfriend no matter what. But how would his family react when he finally decided to tell them the truth?
Social Q’s: How Do I Get Off the Mailing List ... of a Family Member?
Also: a co-worker who hugs; a longtime best friend who wants a (big) loan; and a graduation announcement after a long silence.
Open Thread: Open Thread: This Week in Style News
New York’s most underestimated designer, 48 hours with Donatella Versace and more.
On the Verge: Brand to Know: A Subversive Line Inspired by Mapplethorpe
The designer Ludovic de Saint Sernin, a Balmain alum, debuts a small collection in Paris this week.
Party Coverage: Scene City: Parks for Everyone
Benefits took place last week for Caramoor, Storm King, Carnegie Hall and the New York Restoration Project.

Turkey LGBT: Police stifle Istanbul Gay Pride rally
Organisers had vowed to defy authorities in Istanbul, who had banned the rally for a third year.
Brexit secretary confident of trade deal
The Brexit secretary also backs Theresa May and agrees a leadership contest would be "catastrophic".
Prince Harry 'wanted out' of Royal Family
The prince says he considered giving up his title but decided to remain and "work out a role".
Fifa looking into Russia football doping claims from McLaren report
Fifa says "it is still investigating the allegations" that footballers were part of a state-sponsored doping programme in Russia.
Roger Federer beats Alexander Zverev to win Gerry Weber Open in Halle
Roger Federer warms up for Wimbledon by beating Alexander Zverev to earn a record ninth title at the Gerry Weber Open.

Today's Daily Brain Teaser (Jun 25, 2017)
The Element of Agreement I am a chemical symbol for an element. This element was discovered in 1824. I am a Spanish word without the accent. Reverse me so I become a form of a common verb. What symbol am I? Check Braingle.com for the answer.
Today's Daily Trivia Quiz (Jun 25, 2017)
Red, White, or Blue? How well do you recall the colors of the following subjects? Take the Quiz at Braingle.com
Vocabulary : Word of the Day : Profligate
profÃÂ·liÃÂ·gate adjective :: Recklessly wasteful; wildly extravagant. "The rest of Prince John's retinue consisted of the favourite leaders of his mercenary troops, some marauding barons and profligate attendants upon the court, with several Knights Templars and Knights of St John." --Scott, Walter
Creativity : Things in a Bag
This exercise will test your ability to use your underused sense of touch to visualize and draw an unknown object. You will need to find several objects whose shape cannot be immediately identified. For example, a pair of scissors would be a bad choice. Try to find some uncommon objects like small toys or machine parts. Place these objects into an opaque bag […]
Memory : Amnesia
Amnesia is a condition characterized by the inability to form new memories or the inability to recall existing memories. Amnesia is caused when the hippocampus or thalamus becomes damaged. This can be the result of a blow to the head, a stroke, surgery, alcoholism or certain types of infections. One of the most common misconceptions about amnesia is that peo […]