Grab Bag Today. (All-purpose warning, good for the next two weeks: analysis is likely to get shorter and dumber as what I call "The Deluge" sets in. Father's Day is the peg for what seems like millions of at-home dad stories, so it's all I can do to keep up. Plus, I'm already playing catch-up ...)

For starters ... USA Today, the nation's largest paper, is apparently working on an at-home dad story. Rumor has it that reporter Sharon Jayson has been calling around. This could be a shot at redemption for Jayson, who covered, poorly, the at-home parent census numbers in December.

Also ... on the FMLA front, it looks like last week's USAT story caught someone's eye in the labor movement. Working Women, AFL-CIO, have joined the fray and are collecting FMLA stories. Send yours to workingwomen@aflcio.org.

Finally ... WebMD gave Rebel Dad (and Roland Warren and Peter Baylies) props in this story on involved fathers. It's worth the read.