The Constitutional Flaws of the Indian Child Welfare Act
The Supreme Court weighs a contentious dispute over adoption, Indian lineage, and child welfare.
The Supreme Court weighs a contentious dispute over adoption, Indian lineage, and child welfare.
Demographic realities catching up to the welfare state lifestyle
Will lose benefits if they don't "have a genuine chance of finding work" after six months
Casinos and gun shops could also soon not accept electronic benefits cards
Everybody feeds at the trough
Could become eighth state to require it
A new book warns that the United States is adopting a European economic culture.
A new book gives Hayek, Friedman, and others too much credit—and too little.
Federal law blocks them from tracking expenditures
Section 8 recipients can become comfortably dependent on government assistance.
Mother of 14, including octuplets, went off government assistance just five months ago
Could have benefits reduced if they refuse
The government excels in spending money on overhead costs
You think $600 billion is scary? Try $87 trillion
The investors earn a return only if the program achieves results
Also unveiled plans for workers to give uprights in exchange for shares in their employer.
It seems the tab for the dole up north is a bit stiff
Says that Obama voters are dependent on the government and that's why they support the president
Administration says it won't waive work requirements, just eliminate bureaucratic barriers
Forty three percent of immigrants who have been in the US for at least 20 years claim benefits.
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