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Economist Jayati Ghosh said that 'basic needs' like nutrition, healthcare, housing and education, which the government should provide for its citizens, are not freebies, while asserting that the poor are more entitled to receive their basic needs.

Will be more to tell about that, but theyve known for months in mar-a-lago that the fbi was interested in this information and that the president, the former president, was resisting turning it over. so its not like this should have caught them by surprise, that they were going to need lawyers. and there are so many areas where donald trump is exposed in the sense of being a subject of an investigation. lets not even stop with mar-a-lago. lets begin with january 6th and the active criminal inves...

FITCHBURG — United Way of North Central Massachusetts (UWNCM) has distributed $1,151,063 in funds to 44 local agencies through two grant programs. The grants will support programs that target pressing community needs and offer after school and...

A group of Cornellians are committed to opening a Basic Needs Center to aid students who face challenges associated with being a first-generation, low-income student at Cornell.

LEXINGTON, Ky. - The Commonwealth of Kentucky is dealing with a second catastrophic weather event in just a matter of months. Back in December, areas of Western Kentucky were decimated

The Commonwealth of Kentucky is dealing with a second catastrophic weather event in just a matter of months. Back in December, areas of Western Kentucky were decimated by some of the strongest tornadoes to hit the state in recent memory. This time, Eastern Kentucky has been hit with devastation, with the damage and casualties from these historic floods spanning across multiple counties.

As the University of Kentucky prepares to welcome a record-breaking first-year class, the school is mobilizing efforts to respond to the Eastern Kentucky floods while keeping a watch on COVID-19 on campus.

Nepal: Local Development Strategy-Part 1

United Way of Broome County announced that it would be investing $2.3 million in the community, assisting 44 local non-profit organizations.

United Way of Broome County announced that it would be investing $2.3 million in the community, assisting 44 local non-profit organizations.