Lawmakers study youth violence and prevention ideas
A bipartisan House study by about two dozen members proposes early childhood programs afterschool centers community policing and improved job and college access to reduce youth crime. The group stops short of specifics but urges further nonpartisan action while Congress remains split over gun control.
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Early parenting key to preventing violent behavior says experts
Child experts warn violence begins in early development with genetics and prenatal factors shaping irritability and later abuse risk. Studies link birth complications and parental mental illness to violent behavior, but nurturing, secure caregiver relationships can mitigate prenatal harm and trauma. Experts call for stronger prevention and supportive parenting, noting political and professional hurdles.
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Republicans Reach Budget Agreement Amid Debate
Republicans announce a framework for a budget package aiming to use Social Security surpluses to cut debt and fund tax cuts while preserving some spending. Key figures Kasich Domenici Gramm push for limits, with debate over Medicare drug provisions and farm aid. Senate action slated next week and mid April target for adjournment and campaign season.
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