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Arkansas has dropped from No. 39 to No. 43 in overall child well-being, according to this years Kids Count Data Book, which was released today by the Annie E. Cassie Foundation.

Kids in Minnesota fared better than their peers nationwide, but are still suffering mental health challenges. Minnesota ranked third in child well-being according to the Data Book.

Louisiana improved in several areas measured by the report, but it still ranked in the bottom 10 in all but four of the indicators.

Louisiana improved in several areas measured by the report, but it still ranked in the bottom 10 in all but four of the indicators.

Louisiana improved in several areas measured by the report, but it still ranked in the bottom 10 in all but four of the indicators.

Arkansas is ranked 43rd in the U.S. in child-well being, according to a study that measures youth mental health, economic challenges and other factors.

Louisiana improved in several areas measured by the report, but it still ranked in the bottom 10 in all but four of the indicators.

Does anyone believe that doubling the size of the IRS means new employees will only focus on 'the rich' and avoid targeting middle class Americans?

The service is taking steps to increase its audit rates of higher-income taxpayers after coming under sharp criticism in Congress over its lagging audit numbers.

The IRS is working to increase its audit rates for the wealthiest Americans, according to a statement released by the agency.