Twenty years after Clinton introduced program, a public assistance agency tries a different approach
BK’s merger with Tim Hortons would be another example of inversion, in which companies avoid US tax rates
His idea that each poor person will reach prosperity through personalized guidance is a pipe dream
People considered able-bodied must work a minimum 20 hours a week or lose benefits, governor says
Basic income guaranteed to all is a step in the right direction, but there are superior alternatives
Advocates tout needle-exchange programs, seek to look to challenge federal funding ban on them
Paul Ryan revives misguided argument that the poor are to blame for their struggles
Critics argue drug screening may be unfair and ineffective
In some states, felony drug offenders face lifelong exclusion from most public benefits, even after serving prison time
