with low incomes, shortly after they gave birth. we recruited them there in the words of the hospital. the mothers were told that they would receive a monthly, unconditional cash gift that they would be free to spend, however they would like, no strings attached. and they would receive this gift every single month. critically, the women were put into two groups. the high cash gift group and the low cash gift group, the low cash gift receiving $20 a month. by studying the differential impact, we can actually say something about the extent to which poverty reduction causes differences in children s outcomes. and so what you looked at, as a dependent variable here, the outcome measurement, was the actual brainwaves of the
treatments after fda revoked the authorization. he said without a shred of data to support this action, biden forced trained medical individuals to decide between treating patients or breaking the law. florida treatment sites are shutting down. carley: what is going on in california? cheryl: free money if you live out in sunny los angeles. the city kicking off new basic income initiative that provides 1000 a month to 3000 residents, no strings attached. money comes from taxpayers and budget cuts. if you give people free money, less motivated to seek employment, here we go. we saw that during the height of the pandemic, when it came to employment. hand them free money and who knows what happens. been out to california, all over
so once again, this administration got caught lying to the american people. in the biden administration s restarting of the remain in mix of policy is off to a very slow start. new dhs data shows for the month of december, at of just over 178,000 migrants encounters, just under 300 of those people were placed into the program. reporting from texas, bill melugin, fox news. shannon: los angeles giving about 3200 families $1,000 each month this year, no strings attached. in the city s leap program. short for basic income. my guarantee. applicants lined up last october. they had to be pregnant or have at least one child with income below the poverty level and be suffering hardship related to covid-19. cnn s host jim acosta criticizing virginia governor glenn youngkin for implementing an email to plan where parents can report things
the mothers were told that they would receive a monthly, unconditional cash gift that they would be free to spend, however they would like, no strings attached. and they would receive this gift every single month. critically, the women were put into two groups. the high cash gift group and the low cash gift group, the low cash gift receiving $20 a month. by studying the differential impact, we can actually say something about the extent to which poverty reduction causes differences in children s outcomes. and so what you looked at, as a dependent variable here, the outcome measurement, was the actual brainwaves of the children? of the infants? that s right, that s right. this first finding reports the results after just one year of
debating tax rates, abortion, gun control, no matter how you felt about those issues, there were two sides and you could sort of understand what the other side was saying. that s not where we are now. we re in that stage where nothing makes sense. all is darkness and the policies are just designed to hurt people. another sign of this, palm springs, california, says it will pay you to be something called nonbinary. here s that story. hi, jayson. hi, tucker. the country s wokest guaranteed income scheme is coming from palm springs run by lisa middleton. the state s first transgender mayor the plan is effectively meant to prevent homelessness by giving 20 residents somewhere between $600 and $900 per month for nearly two years and they can spend the money however they want. no strings attached. the only rule at this point is that the recipients have to be transgender or genderless.