Homeless & Forced to Sleep in a Restaurant with her Daughter
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This was one tough story to do. Profiling a Staten Island woman who found herself Homeless, and forced to...
Tag: Dominic Carter New York
Mt. Vernon Mayor: I’m Smarter than all the candidates on this stage combined
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During the debate in the hotly contested race for Mayor of Mt. Vernon, the incumbent Ernie Davis declared he...
Mother of Eric Garner Speaks Out After 5.9 Million Settlement
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Gwen Carr, the mother of Eric Garner speaks from the heart. Carr does not believe NYPD Officer Daniel Pantaleo,...
Some NYC Public Schools Are Tremendous Success Stories
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Last week I had the honor of speaking to some students at the NYC Public High School for Health...
NYPD Officer Brian Moore
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One of my saddest assignments ever as a journalist was to cover Friday’s funeral for 25 year old Police...
Following Eric Garner, Dominic Carter talks to the Mother of Anthony Baez & BP Eric Adams
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The Mother of Anthony Baez, is in this emotional interview with TV Journalist Dominic Carter. You can click here...
Hotly Contested Grimm – Recchia Race Too Close To Call
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Normally I have a good sense of which way an election will sway with less than a month to...
Missouri Madness: Police showed there was a way to Maintain Order.
|Missouri Madness: Was There A Way For Police To Maintain Order?
Affordable Care Act offers free health care to foster care youth
|Under the Affordable Care Act, former foster care youth are eligible for free health care. The program requires states to provide youth under 26 with free health care if they were in foster care at the age of 18. Like normal youth that can stay on their parents’ insurance until they are 26, former foster youth can access the health care services they need.
Affordable Care Act offers free health care to foster care youth
|Under the Affordable Care Act, former foster care youth are eligible for free health care. The program requires states to provide youth under 26 with free health care if they were in foster care at the age of 18. Like normal youth that can stay on their parents’ insurance until they are 26, former foster youth can access the health care services they need.
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