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US families step up to welcome Afghan refugees in their homes

Monday, September 13 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- Kenneth and Adi Martinez have an extra bedroom in the home they share outside of Seattle with their 6-month-old son and 3-year-old daughter. So when the Martinezes watched the coverage of tens of thousands of people fleeing Afghanistan last month as the Taliban took over,... Read More.

Families of Afghanistan troops grieve, reflect on past 2 decades

Sunday, September 12 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- Kylie Willis says she remembers when her father told her that he wanted to enlist in the Army. She was 9 at the time, and said she wanted to tell him no. "I think I just heard something in his voice, even... Read More.

Families of Dayton mass shooting victims sue maker of 100-round magazine used by gunman

Monday, August 2 by ABC News

(DAYTON, Ohio) -- Loved ones of those killed in a 2019 mass shooting in Dayton, Ohio, have filed a lawsuit against the maker of a 100-round, double-drum ammunition magazine the gunman used in the massacre. The lawsuit was filed in Eighth Judicial District Court in... Read More.

2,500 Afghan visa seekers, families to be housed at US military installation

Monday, July 19 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- The Pentagon will temporarily house Afghan workers who aided the U.S. military or diplomatic missions and are trying to leave the country at Fort Lee, an Army installation in central Virginia, while they complete the application process for a special visa, according to... Read More.

Biden visits Florida to meet with first responders, families impacted in Surfside collapse

Thursday, July 1 by ABC News

(SURFSIDE, Fla.) -- Biden and first lady to meet with families of Surfside condo collapse victims The death toll has risen to 18 after the bodies of two children were found on Wednesda... President Joe Biden is on the ground in Surfside, Florida, Thursday following... Read More.

Biden heads to Surfside, Florida to meet with first responders, families

Thursday, July 1 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- President Joe Biden is traveling Surfside, Florida, Thursday following the devastating partial collapse of a beachside condominium building that has killed at least 18 people. The president departed the White House early Thursday morning and will spend nearly eight hours on the ground... Read More.

Surfside building collapse latest: Biden to visit victims’ families as death toll rises, 145 remain missing

Thursday, July 1 by ABC News

(SURFSIDE, Fla.) -- One week after a 12-story residential building partially collapsed in South Florida's Miami-Dade County, at least 18 people have been confirmed dead while 145 others remain unaccounted for, officials said. The massive search and rescue operation entered its eighth day on Thursday... Read More.

Biden’s task force finds more than 3,900 children separated from families at border under Trump

Tuesday, June 8 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- The Biden administration has determined that more than 3,900 children were separated from their families along the Southwest border after the Trump administration launched its controversial "zero-tolerance policy," and -- while several hundred children were returned to their home countries -- fewer... Read More.

Puerto Rican families devastated by gender-based killings upset by government response

Wednesday, May 26 by ABC News

(SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico) -- As gender-based killings continue to grab headlines in Puerto Rico, victims' families on the island are concerned about the government's commitment to handling the ongoing crisis. Rosimar Rodríguez-Gómez was one of those victims. On the night of Sept. 17, 2020,... Read More.

The IRS says 88% of families will receive a bigger child tax credit. How much will you get?

Monday, May 17 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- The vast majority of American families with children will automatically receive up to $300 per month per child beginning July 15, the IRS and Treasury Department announced Monday. On the same delayed deadline day for Americans to file their taxes, the IRS said... Read More.

Baker donates cakes to families that lost children for Mother’s Day

Friday, May 7 by ABC News

(MIAMI) -- A Miami baker is using her culinary skills to give back on Mother's Day. Sherronda Daye, 41, is a mother of two daughters, an 11- and 21-year-old. She's also the owner of Sweet Jalane's, a dessert-catering company; Defense Tea, which sells locally sourced... Read More.

Long-term care industry facing changes as pandemic pushes more families toward home care

Friday, May 7 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- After more than a year battling the deadly coronavirus pandemic, long-term care facilities may be seeing a change in the industry as consumers shift away from nursing homes and assisted living facilities, according to a new study published by an industry... Read More.

Stories tagged with: families

US families step up to welcome Afghan refugees in their homes

Families of Afghanistan troops grieve, reflect on past 2 decades

Families of Dayton mass shooting victims sue maker of 100-round magazine used by gunman

2,500 Afghan visa seekers, families to be housed at US military installation

Biden visits Florida to meet with first responders, families impacted in Surfside collapse

Biden heads to Surfside, Florida to meet with first responders, families

Surfside building collapse latest: Biden to visit victims’ families as death toll rises, 145 remain missing

Biden’s task force finds more than 3,900 children separated from families at border under Trump

Puerto Rican families devastated by gender-based killings upset by government response

The IRS says 88% of families will receive a bigger child tax credit. How much will you get?

Baker donates cakes to families that lost children for Mother’s Day

Long-term care industry facing changes as pandemic pushes more families toward home care

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