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Pennsylvania school district threatens to place kids in foster care over unpaid lunch money

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Democratic presidential candidates are turning into gloom merchants
Immigration

Democratic presidential candidates are turning into gloom merchants

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Otibehia Allen prepares dinner for her children in their rented mobile home in the same isolated, low-income community of Jonestown, Mississippi, where she grew up among the cotton and soybean fields of the Mississippi Delta. Her children are on Medicaid, but Allen says a small pay raise meant she lost her own coverage through the federal and state health insurance program.
Economy

America’s safety net needs a new vision

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Customers walk to the the Indiana Food Market in Philadelphia.
Beltway Confidential

Are ‘food deserts’ a real thing?

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A woman collects water from a brook in Caracas, Venezuela, Tuesday, April 2, 2019. Since a massive power failure struck on March 7, the nation has experienced near-daily blackouts and a breakdown in critical services such as running water and public transportation.
Beltway Confidential

Overzealous climate policies harm the world’s poorest women the most

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New York Times uses misleading data to make case that America isn’t great
Beltway Confidential

New York Times uses misleading data to make case that America isn’t great

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Pope Francis and the climate change confusion
Beltway Confidential

Pope Francis and the climate change confusion

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Protesters gather at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport on Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2016, as part of a nationwide protest for a $15 per hour minimum wage. Fast-food restaurant and airport workers, as well as home and child-care workers rallied in cities including Chicago, Detroit, Houston, Los Angeles, Minneapolis and New York on Tuesday morning.
Beltway Confidential

Rich states, poor states: How a federal minimum wage hike would widen the gap

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Willie McGee, 79, who lives on the streets of the skid row area of Los Angeles, passes by as people line up along 6th Street for Sunday’s Hands Across America on May 25, 1986. McGee is one of the many homeless that the project is supposed to help.
Op-Eds

Hands Across America, a crazy idea that’s still helping the homeless 33 years later

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Privilege lessons only make liberals less sympathetic toward poor whites
Red Alert Politics

Privilege lessons only make liberals less sympathetic toward poor whites

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