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Empowering Young Voices in the 178th DistrictCivic engagement doesn’t have to wait until adulthood—and Pennsylvania State Representative Kristin Marcell is proving just that. With the launch of her Third Annual

Offbeat Observances: The One Day That Truly Gets Us There are holidays that inspire. There are holidays that unite. And then there are holidays like April 7—quietly sitting on the

In a move aimed at strengthening support systems for families and individuals, the state of Kentucky has taken a significant step forward in addressing autism spectrum disorder. With the signing

As debate intensifies in Washington, D.C. over the future of the filibuster, new research from The Winston Group highlights a key reality: Republicans—and voters more broadly—remain deeply divided on the

Across the country, states continue to look for meaningful ways to support the men and women who have served in uniform. In Indiana, a new law aims to do just

A Moment to Pause Easter Sunday arrives each year with a sense of renewal. Across the country, families gather, churches fill, and communities slow down—if only for a moment—to reflect

Northern Wisconsin is entering a new chapter. With the signing of the Forestry Revitalization Act into law, state leaders are making one of the most significant economic bets in the

Failure has a funny way of rewriting the story—if you let it. In a culture that often celebrates overnight success, it’s easy to forget that many of America’s most recognizable

A First Job—and a First Lesson My first job working with dogs was at a dog daycare on the Upper East Side in Manhattan. It was a cage free dog

From Cherry Blossoms to Egg Hunts: A Weekend of Fun Across America There’s something about early April that feels like a reset button for the country. The days stretch a