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Russian ban on American adoptions will not go into effect until next year - The Washington Post
The Kremlin suddenly announced Thursday evening that a new law banning adoptions by Americans would not go into effect for another year, as criticism of the measure galvanizes the flagging opposition here. -By Will Englund/The Washington Post
Russian ban adds to decline in adoptions in recent years
The ramifications could be significant, as Russia has served as the largest outlet for children to be adopted into the United States for more than two decades. -By Scott Hamilton/Winston-Salem Journal
After 65 years, woman can't wait to meet sister
They will meet for the first time in February, when Betush and her husband, Bob, plan to fly to Arizona for a two-week visit. -By Kaitlynn Riely, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Christmas reunion delights mother and daughter
This Christmas, a birth mother received a present too perfect for words. After 43 years, her daughter came home. -By Jessie Higgins/The World
Home for Christmas: The Dotie siblings
Three brothers and two sisters spend first Christmas with adoptive parents. -By Sara Machi/KTBS
Three Families Adopt 8 Children on Christmas Eve
Christmas came a day early for three North Country families — and especially for eight young children who now have a true home. -Jeff Meyers/Press Republican
Kids in foster care get a chance to go 'Home for the Holidays'
Thousands of children in foster care will be going “Home for the Holidays” this month. -Santa Rosa's Press Gazette
Putin Defends Ban on US Adoptions of Russian Kids
President Vladimir Putin says a draft bill banning U.S. adoptions of Russian children is a legitimate response to a new U.S. law that calls for sanctions on Russians deemed to be human rights violators. But he has not committed to signing it. -By VLADIMIR ISACHENKOV, Associated Press
Gladney Center for Adoption Celebrates 30,000th Family Created Through Adoption
The Gladney Center for Adoption announces their 30,000th family to be created through adoption. Source: The Herald | HeraldOnline.com
Treehouse Foundation Founder Judy Cockerton receives AARP $100,000 Purpose Prize
Treehouse Easthampton is a planned community of adoptive families, children and elders all focused on supporting families who adopt or provide foster homes from the public system. -By Diane Lederman/The Republican
A permanent home for the holidays through adoption
05 Dec 2012 11:24 AM
Category: Foster Parenting (http://www.newpittsburghcourieronline.com)Although many children will be asking Santa for a family, one family received their present early. -By Ashley N. Johnson/Pittsburgh Courier
For adoption group, a different kind of no child left behind
In 2012, more than 200 foster children have been adopted in Nebraska. Another 130 are expected to be adopted. -By JoANNE YOUNG/Lincoln Journal Star
500 Children Adopted During National Adoption Month
More than 500 children from Pensacola to Miami were adopted during dozens of November celebrations of National Adoption Month. Source: WCTV.tv
Adoption awareness walkers hit the streets
“Every child deserves a forever family,” is one motto social workers took to the streets Tuesday in High Point as part of National Adoption Awareness Month.
-Enterprise Staff Report, HPE News
Friends Discover They Are Long Lost Siblings
What began as another summer day at the pool turned into a surprising family reunion for two Missouri boys. -By Sarah Medina, Huffington Post
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