Banning Drug Offenders From Food Stamps Ended Up Backfiring, New Study Finds
Banning drug traffickers from getting food stamps and welfare cost society at large, research finds.
Banning drug traffickers from getting food stamps and welfare cost society at large, research finds.
U.S. lawmakers are beginning to grapple with the crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous women. Canada’s inquiry suggests the road ahead will be steep.
Trump has wrapped a conspiracy theory around a fundamental truth about the agency's misuse of informants.
Trump and Russia
Given Trump’s conflicting explanations for firing former FBI Director James Comey, it may be difficult to prove his intent beyond a reasonable doubt.
Engine, a nonprofit that claims to be a voice for tech startups, is actually Google's sock puppet, according to a report that itself is funded by a rival.
The federal job guarantee bill would provide public, private, and nonprofit employers a subsidy to hire temporary employees for up to 18 months at a time.
Ten years after the meltdown, Congress moves to loosen rules again. What could go wrong?
The rule bars U.S. aid money from going to international groups that provide abortions or support the right to have them, and its impact is far-reaching.
By canceling his summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un (for now), Trump has emphasized how the U.S. is an impediment to peace.
In the Trump era, local elected officials can pay a price for cooperating with ICE's deportation machine.
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