Samantha Manning, CMG Washington News Bureau

Constance and Henri Rosser met during their service in the military. Together, they built a family and have two children.

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Young people are often glued to their phones and tablets.

Advocates of a bill meant to correct failures with a fund to help American victims of terrorism are worried the measure won’t pass in Congress before the end of the year despite bipartisan support in both chambers.

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Our company-wide investigation in partnership with KFF Health News into Social Security overpayments and efforts by the government to demand the money back from beneficiaries is leading to new action on Capitol Hill.

The Residential Recovery for Seniors Act expands Medicare coverage for residential treatment for substance use disorder for beneficiaries.

“They treated us like animals,” Umberger told our Washington News Bureau. “It was horrific… The morning I gave birth was probably the hardest. I was not allowed to say goodbye to her when I was taken back to the prison.”

Now a new watchdog report from the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) reveals arrests or referrals for arrests are more common in K-12 schools where police are involved with discipline.

It was the topic of a House Small Business Committee hearing on Wednesday.

But that is not the case for civil legal problems, like child custody or disputes with landlords.

“Risks to our nation’s essential technology systems are increasing,” the report said. “Such attacks could result in serious harm to human safety, national security, the environment, and the economy.”