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Sesame Street's new muppet: Facts you may not know about parents in jail

Sesame Street jail: The newest muppet, Alex, is representative of a growing problem — 1 in 28 children in the US have a parent locked up. Here's a list of facts you may not know about parents in jail.

'Evil Elmo' demanded millions from Girl Scouts, arrested for extortion

Sesame Street makes national park videos inviting kids outside

A throne fit for the prince(ss) in your life: Potty training in style

Culture Cafe Ron Weaver dies, leaving legacy as 'Bold and the Beautiful' producer

Chapter & Verse Free Comic Book Day: What is it and how can you celebrate?

Chapter & Verse 'Berenstain Bears' books come to Put Me In The Story reading app

Editor's Blog After Newtown: a time for solace

Decoder Wire Michelle Obama announces 'Best Picture' at Oscars. Was that appropriate? (+video)

'Cookie Monster' sends 2nd note about sculpture theft

Golden cookie stolen, suspects include a Sesame Street character

'American Horror Story,' 'Lincoln' earn Producers Guild nominations

The Monitor's View Kids and digital media: removing the fears

Modern Parenthood 5 tips for talking with children about violence

Modern Parenthood Media literacy for preschoolers: Parenting a savvy viewer

Opinion To fight Taliban, US must give Afghanistan schools

Crunch time in Ohio, as Obama, Romney blitz to get out the vote

In break from tense campaign, Obama and Romney score laughs with standup routines

Decoder Wire Obama Big Bird ad: a mistake, or shrewd? (+video)

Decoder Wire Presidential debate 101: How much would US save by cutting off Big Bird?

Mitt Romney pitches smaller government: Is his target realistic?

Big Bird fired? Cut wouldn't end PBS or balance budget. (+video)

Modern Parenthood Romney, Big Bird and Obama: Presidential debates and public media

Big Bird endangered? The real-time tweets and Facebook reaction to debate

Verbal Energy Earworms and the 'mononymous' phenomenon