A weekly update on the policies and ideas that can better support parents and strengthen families as the essential building block of a healthy society...and one or two other things as well.
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Who Run the World?
O-o-o-o-klahoma, where the wind comes sweeping down the plains, Family Matters is taking the show on the road to OKC (and environs) next month, October 7 and 8. If you (or someone you know) has got a hankerin’ to talk family policy or can s...
Slow News Week
Twenty-five years ago tomorrow, Christine Lee Hanson, two-and-a-half years old, boarded United Flight 175 with her parents en route to a family trip to Disneyland. She would become the youngest of the 2,977 victims who perished in the terro...
What a Way to Make a Livin'
A brief update on Rep. Jimmy Gomez, the subject of last week’s Family Matters: The day after the item about Rep. Jake Auchincloss resigning his membership in the Congressional Dads Caucus was published here, the Washington Examiner reported...
Holding Out for a Hero
Surprise! It’s Family Matters, on a Thursday! For those of you who missed last week’s announcement, that’s how we’re going to be rolling for the foreseeable future.
- Where Have All the Good Men Gone?: Making the personal political does...
How I'd Fix the "Child Care Modernization Act"
Some light housekeeping, before we get started.
This edition of Family Matters — and all subsequent ones through the remainder of the academic year — is coming to you live from Charlottesville, Virginia. If a visit to Monticello, Trump Wi...
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