Day cares walk fine line in a pandemic world
Seattle mother Joelle Wheatley defied day care rules after her son Jacob was sent home for sniffles amid stricter COVID-19 guidelines. The piece explores how pandemic safety measures clash with normal childhood illnesses, the slow return of families to preschool, and the uncertain balance between caution and disruption for working parents.
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Seattle
Joelle Wheatley
Jacob
Wheatley
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
U.S
CDC
American Academy of Pediatrics
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Lois Martin
Community Day Center For Children
Martin
Child Care Aware of America Advocacy Group
Yale
Two children rescued after Turkey earthquake
Izmir rescue workers pull a 3 year old girl alive after 65 hours under rubble as help comes in. A second survivor, a 14 year old, is also pulled from debris amid a quake that killed at least 93 in Turkey and Greece.
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Izmir
Turkey
Muammer Celik
Celik
Samos
Aegean Sea
U.S. Geological Survey
Anadolu
Elif Perincek
Fahrettin Koca
Elif
Idil Sirin
Haber- Turk
Seferihisar
Istanbul
Athens
AFAD
Associated Press
France mourns as schools reopen after Paty beheading
Paris amid nationwide silence teachers and students return to classes after Samuel Paty was killed for showing caricatures of the Prophet. France raises security to highest alert while Prime Minister Castex and President Macron pledge protection and uphold free expression across schools and churches.
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Paris
France
Samuel Paty
Charlie Hebdo
Nice
Republic
Jean Castex
Emmanuel Macron
Paty
Macror
Schoo
Conflans-Saint-Honorine
Castex
Jean Jaurés
Denmark
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