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WSJ: Food stamp cuts could bite food makers
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WSJ: Food stamp cuts could bite food makers

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Atlantic: More than 50% of food stamp recipients live in the suburbs
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Atlantic: More than 50% of food stamp recipients live in the suburbs

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Social Security takes 12.4 percent annually from just about every income earner. The employee pays 6.2 percent directly, and their employer contributes the other 6.2 percent. (Thinkstock Image)
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Social Security reform is the key to closing the black/white wealth gap

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NY Times: Making the safety net more visible in Philadelphia

NY Times: Making the safety net more visible in Philadelphia

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Social Security disability recipients condemn freeloaders

Social Security disability recipients condemn freeloaders

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Rewarding failure at the Department of Veterans' Affairs is the theme of a web page launched Thursday by the House Committee on Veterans' Affairs to track examples of big bonuses paid to agency executives despite poor performance. (Washington Examiner file)
Healthcare

House site to track VA bonuses for botched performance

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Marine Corps veteran Mac McQuown walks up Dexter Avenue to the historic Alabama Capitol in Montgomery, Ala. (AP/Dave Martin)
Healthcare

VA opens clinic for female veterans

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Ballooning costs for Social Security and Medicare as the U.S. population ages are expected to result in growing long-term budget deficits. (Thinkstock Image)

Economists: future deficits top US fiscal problem

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In this Aug. 21, 2013 photo, Lynn Phillips, of Rudich Farms in Ray Township, Mich., accepts EBT tokens from Orion Township residents Amy Weronka, right, and her daughter Diana in exchange for produce at the Lake Orion, Mich., Farmers Market.

Food stamp use growing at Michigan farmers markets

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What they found, examining descendants of lottery winners in Census data, was that the windfall of winning the lottery had little effect on families a few generations on. Lottery winners were not more likely to send their children to school than lottery losers.
Economy

Poverty trap? New study shows little impact of financial windfalls for families

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