‘Paperwork’ Is Driving People Away From Food Stamps. Good
The problem isn't just welfare fraud. It's all the hundreds of billions of dollars in welfare itself, starting with food stamps.
The problem isn't just welfare fraud. It's all the hundreds of billions of dollars in welfare itself, starting with food stamps.
Congress needs to create harsher punishments for fraudsters and force states to share data for welfare recipients, J.D. Vance said Wednesday.
The Alaska Republican has turned her back on critical election integrity bill. Again. But she's had help chloroforming the SAVE America Act.
The Democrats trying to sink Blanche's nomination vigorously supported Obama's fixer and 'wingman,' Attorney General Eric Holder.
While the court would love to pretend otherwise, the evidence makes it clear that political violence is not merely a "both sides" issue.
The rules are clear: senators must disclose to the Senate reasons for an extended absence. Has Mitch McConnell done that? Is he even alive?
In the swing state, a little-known election law could turn the private act of absentee voting into a very public matter.
A judge denied Joe Biden's request to block the release of tapes that allegedly show Biden's illegal handling of classified materials.
Gov. Abigail Spanberger isn't protecting Virginia from the marijuana industry; she is throwing the commonwealth under the cannabis.
New York's new bill is another instance of NY democrats rejecting reality by erasing common-sense language.