Von der Leyen has tightened her grip on the EU's steering wheel – and is moving it subtly to the…
By The Guardian
The European Commission president’s new team…
➔ iWelfare Is What's Eating the Budget
By The Wall Street Journal
Means-tested programs, not Medicare and Social…
➔ iPolice killed our neighbor during a welfare check. We have questions.
By The Washington Post
A reader remembers her neighbor. Plus, traffic…
➔ iDefending working-class interests requires more than simply opposing immigration | Kenan Malik
By The Guardian
Trade union rights, the welfare state,…
➔ iA new era for welfare reform
By American Thinker
Wouldn’t it be great if welfare did what…
➔ iHow money, mail and power affect our health
By The Washington Post
Readers debate public amenities that affect them…
➔ iConservatives’ racist and sexist attacks on Kamala Harris show exactly who they are | Judith…
By The Guardian
Hatred will continue to ooze from the right. Pay…
➔ iMy vote was a plea for Labour to tackle child poverty. Its response? To suspend me | John McDonnell
By The Guardian
Seven of us voted for a motion to end the…
➔ iLetters to the Editor: A tragedy in the L.A. County welfare system
By Los Angeles Times
The tragic death of Justin Bulley, who was…
➔ iLabour is putting its plans for Britain in the hands of private finance. It could end badly |…
By The Guardian
Handing vital infrastructure to private…
➔ iWhat Does Joe Biden Have Against Gray Whales?
By The Wall Street Journal
His poor record on animal welfare has dismayed…
➔ iOpinion: A ban on Denver slaughterhouses would only close one small employee-owned facility
By The Denver Post
Under the guise of animal welfare, this ballot…
➔ iAttacks Against Republicans on Animal Welfare Are Misleading
By The American Conservative
Republican voters object to agricultural…
➔ iWho should hold the next prime minister to account? Our best hope lies with the Green party |…
By The Guardian
The party’s manifesto, which pledges to use a…
➔ iNo more than spectators?
By American Thinker
The Marxist Left feels no need to hide its true…
➔ iWhen I look back on 14 years of Tory rule, there is one awful housing policy that stands out |…
By The Guardian
Holding down benefit rates has sent homelessness…
➔ iFoster Care and Child Welfare
By The New York Times
Readers discuss a guest essay about removing…
➔ iGranderson: Trump's racist 'welfare' dog whistle is nonsense just like Reagan's
By Los Angeles Times
The poorest Americans are mostly rural and white,…
➔ iTake it from a psychologist: Rishi Sunak's callous crusade on welfare will have disastrous…
By The Guardian
Targeting people who need support for depression…
➔ iBritain is sicker and poorer than it used to be. Sunak’s response? Attack disabled people |…
By The Guardian
With his claims of a ‘sicknote culture’, the…
➔ iCall us woke if you like, but all animals deserve the RSPCA’s protection | Chris Sherwood
By The Guardian
From snails to chickens, the organisation aims to…
➔ iGovernment programs are WIDENING black-white health disparities
By New York Post
For decades, federal-welfare programs like…
➔ iI saw what welfare did to my family — we need common-sense work requirements
By New York Post
There is no doubt that our cities are crying out…
➔ iEric Adams’ massive welfare fail will punish all of NY
By New York Post
Adams fights the good fight on crime and public…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Erdoğan’s bad night at the polls: local elections packing a national punch…
By The Guardian
A surprise set of results has given Turkey’s…
➔ iOpinion: At age 52, I became a full-time parent for a second time. I needed more support.
By The Denver Post
Unsure of where to turn, I reached out to local…
➔ iMissouri: home to child marriage, corporal punishment and sick ‘child welfare’ ideas | Arwa…
By The Guardian
Missouri lawmakers – great defenders of…
➔ iThe Senate Should Reject the Wyden-Smith Tax Bill
By The Wall Street Journal
House Republicans let themselves get played…
➔ iOpinion: Stop villainizing the cowboy. Turns out ranchland is essential for conservation.
By The Denver Post
As that story was told, its villains were often…
➔ iRepublican 'Populists' for Corporate Welfare
By The Wall Street Journal
The House GOP’s tax bill abandons the…
➔ iNYC’s booming underground migrant economy exposes the true disaster of Biden’s open border
By New York Post
Open borders make a welfare state unworkable,…
➔ iWashington's Welfare Uniparty
By The Wall Street Journal
Republicans are on board with the expanded child…
➔ iWhat the House Needs to Know Before Voting on the Child Tax Credit
By The Wall Street Journal
The proposal would stifle work, increase the cost…
➔ iOwner of escaped zebras got a slap on the wrist
By The Washington Post
After decades of violations of animal-welfare…
➔ iThe Welfare State Robs Peter to Pay Peter
By The Wall Street Journal
Some 20% of benefits cycle back to the government…
➔ iGerman government quietly requests €200 million for three new VIP helicopters
By American Thinker
With heightened scrutiny on government spending…
➔ iThe Guardian view on the voluntary sector and the state: this crucial relationship needs resetting…
By The Guardian
The model of outsourcing public services is…
➔ iThe Freedom Caucus Is Coming for SNAP
By The Nation
Christopher Bosso Food stamps have a problematic…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Ofsted: the tragedy of Ruth Perry shows up a failed model | Editorial
By The Guardian
Less adversarial school inspections should be…
➔ iThe simple reform Congress can make to move millions from welfare to work
By New York Post
Congress has a chance to help millions of…
➔ iGerman legislator declares migrant looters ‘entitled to’ stolen grocery hauls
By American Thinker
Naturally, Ferat Koçak castigated the…
➔ iThe Welfare-Industrial Complex Is Booming
By The Wall Street Journal
What’s driving American job growth? In…
➔ iBiden's broken borders, welfare, and America's coming collapse
By American Thinker
And yet our administration—arrogant,…
➔ iThe Observer view on the nation’s poor health | Observer editorial
By The Guardian
If Britain is to fix its growth problem, we must…
➔ iAnother Wrong Way to Measure Poverty
By The Wall Street Journal
The real rate is 2.5%, but the Census Bureau…
➔ iThe Guardian view on a dismal inheritance: the UK does not need another bout of austerity |…
By The Guardian
Fixing a broken economy with service-led growth…
➔ iThe Guardian view on the Tories' autumn statement: wrong to reward the rich and punish the poor |…
By The Guardian
The deepening cracks in the country’s social…
➔ iAnimal welfare laws need teeth
By The Washington Post
I remain appalled at what humans are allowed to…
➔ iThe Observer view on gender dysphoria: criminalising therapy poses a risk to children’s welfare |…
By The Guardian
NHS England’s shift to a ‘watchful waiting’…
➔ iThe surprising answer to the 78-old-vet’s question about welfare for illegals
By American Thinker
As with so many problems in the United States,…
➔ iHow to address America’s obesity crisis? Start by reforming SNAP.
By The Washington Post
The federal government should stop subsidizing…
➔ iHousing is not a market, it’s an essential need
By The Washington Post
Government is not only about protecting private…
➔ iUber Eats to begin accepting food stamps next year
By American Thinker
Heaven forfend the welfare crowd would be…
➔ iThe Great Northeast Wind Bailout
By The Wall Street Journal
The politicians are already demanding more green…
➔ iVote AI: Artificial intelligence should rule the country - opinion
By The Jerusalem Post
Imagine a leader, an AI, whose every decision…
➔ iHow the Tories Became Servants of the Welfare State
By The Wall Street Journal
Their unwillingness to cut spending destroyed…
➔ iBiden boosted the need for food stamps — and calls that a ‘success’
By New York Post
Higher prices (especially for groceries),…
➔ iOpinion: We are here to care for the animals “no-kill” shelters turn away
By The Denver Post
There is popular terminology used in animal…
➔ iAustralia Asks Voters to Expand a Racial Welfare State
By The Wall Street Journal
The referendum to give indigenous people a…
➔ iCan college students get food stamps? Ending COVID SNAP benefits will leave many hungry.
By USA Today
Food insecurity shouldn't stop college students…
➔ iAs Hollywood Strikes, Sen. John Fetterman Introduces Food Stamps Bill for Workers on Picket Line
By The Intercept
The legislation would repeal a restriction on…
➔ iWhat Biden's 'Invest in America' Tour Leaves Out
By The Wall Street Journal
His policies have destroyed many good jobs while…
➔ iThe Supreme Court’s Indian Child Welfare Decision Neglected One Big Thing
By Slate
What Gorsuch’s opinion doesn’t acknowledge is…
➔ iDefending the Indian Child Welfare Act
By The Washington Post
Native Americans didn’t have a say in founding…
➔ iThe Supreme Court's Racial Misfire
By The Wall Street Journal
The Justices save the Indian Child Welfare Act,…
➔ iEditorial: The L.A. Zoo's plan to house mountain lions and grizzlies shouldn't mean wrecking the…
By Los Angeles Times
Zoos need to build and renovate. But the focus…
➔ iThe supreme court made a surprising ruling for Native American rights | Nick Estes
By The Guardian
A white couple challenged an adoption law that…
➔ iA Supreme Court blunder endangers Native American children
By The Washington Post
The justices' decision on Thursday was all about…
➔ iThe US debt-ceiling ‘deal’ was a giant exercise in bipartisan class warfare | Clara Mattei
By The Guardian
The elite consensus is clear: spending is fine…
➔ iReal Work Requirements for Welfare Recipients Require Real Work
By The Daily Signal
The media has given outsized attention to minor…
➔ iUNRWA strike is an opportunity to shut it down for good
By Yedioth News
Opinion: UN agency, which often delegitimizes…
➔ iThe political battle over food stamps and welfare programs
By New York Post
The furious Beltway debate over raising the…
➔ iBREAKING: California Bill Would Charge Any Parent Who Doesn’t Affirm Transgenderism With ‘Child…
By The Daily Signal
A recently amended California bill would add…
➔ iWork Requirements and the Lost Lessons of 1996
By The Wall Street Journal
The left fought to stop welfare reform and…
➔ iThe debt ceiling fight was never about debt. It was about Republican power | Mark Weisbrot
By The Guardian
In a democracy, this type of extortion should not…
➔ iGranderson: Rolling back child-labor laws? Has the GOP never read Dickens?
By Los Angeles Times
This is 'welfare to work' all over again. Next…
➔ iOpinion: The debt ceiling deal's 'work requirements' really just take food away from poor people
By Los Angeles Times
President Biden and Speaker Kevin McCarthy agreed…
➔ iThe GOP's Progress on Work and Welfare
By The Wall Street Journal
The debt-ceiling deal is a step toward restoring…
➔ iWork Requirements Still Work
By The Wall Street Journal
Joe Biden strongly favored welfare reform in the…
➔ iHere’s a bipartisan fix for welfare work requirements
By The Washington Post
There's a way to compromise on work requirements…
➔ iMake Welfare Reform Part of the Debt-Ceiling Deal
By The Wall Street Journal
The Clinton-era law added work requirements, but…
➔ iWill Biden Cross a Line on Poverty?
By The Wall Street Journal
The administration may attempt to expand the…
➔ iAmerica backs welfare work requirements; Dem tantrum is indefensible
By New York Post
Per a new poll from Axios, some 63% of Americans…
➔ iThe GOP Can Win on Work Requirements and Welfare
By The Wall Street Journal
The details show how reasonable the House…
➔ iWork Requirements for Welfare Aren't 'Wacko'
By The Wall Street Journal
Arkansas proved that smart policy can save money…
➔ iThe Observer view on England’s local election results: Keir Starmer deserves credit but he has…
By The Guardian
Labour has enjoyed a remarkable transformation…
➔ iAhead of Kentucky Derby, 4 horses died at Churchill Downs. Make horse welfare a priority.
By USA Today
Take Charge Briana, Chasing Artie, Parents Pride…
➔ iWhy the whining over work rules for welfare?
By New York Post
House Republicans were right on the money in…
➔ iThe Guardian view on poverty in Scotland: a contradictory history | Editorial
By The Guardian
The number of Scottish people in deep poverty has…
➔ iEditorial: House Republicans want to balance the budget on the backs of America's kids
By Los Angeles Times
The debt ceiling bill passed this week doesn't…
➔ iPresidents' Words of Wisdom
"Always vote for principle, though you may vote alone, and you may cherish the sweetest reflection that your vote is never lost."
- John Quincy Adams
"He serves his party best who serves the country best."
- Rutherford B. Hayes