How states make it harder to get food assistance
Hungry people face complex requirements.
Democrats aren’t saying much about reducing poverty and unemployment. Why?
Often, candidates and parties have highlighted those parts of the economy that have improved on their watch
We know free school lunches help. What else would end hunger?
The White House is looking for solutions.
Most Americans support Biden’s expanded child tax credit, our research finds. But there are caveats.
They are even keener on supporting disabled or elderly Americans. But support for child benefits may grow.
When local police cooperate with ICE, Latino communities under-report crime. Here’s the data.
Such policies hurt public health and safety for upward of one-fifth of the country.
Citizens feel disconnected from government. If they knew what government did for them, they wouldn’t.
Suzanne Mettler is the John L. Senior Professor of American
Trump’s proposed budget does the opposite of what most U.S. taxpayers want
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The Future of Farm Bills
This is a guest post by Johns Hopkins political scientist