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Life can take some unexpected turns. Most of us imagine a specific trajectory to our lives: You grow up, move out, get a job, and live independently from that p

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Abstract: Federal social programs are rarely evaluated to determine whether they are actually accomplishing their intended purposes. As part of its obligation to spend taxpayers’ dollars wisely, Congress should mandate that experimental evaluations of every federal social program be conducted. The evaluations should be large-scale, multisite studies to guard against mistakenly assuming that a program that works in one location or with one population will automatically work in other situations.

Hundreds of faith groups are using their property to build homes. For cash-poor congregations that face declining revenue and member participation and rising maintenance costs, developing housing can offer a

The White House will not negotiate over extending the nation's debt limit, as Treasury Secretary warns of a potential default on its debts. Republicans insist on steep cuts in the federal budget, while President Joe Biden seeks to avoid economic chaos. Learn more about the looming collision course in Washington.

Indiana legislators agreed on a $44.5 billion, two-year budget deal just before 3 a.m. Friday. Fortunately for northeast Indiana’s abused and neglected children, a late change proposed for the Department

SHREVEPORT, La. -- Unemployment benefits in Louisiana could be scaled back under a new proposal -- House Bill 340 sponsored by state Rep. Troy Romero (R-Jennings).

An organizer talks about Indigenous peoples and the Bolivarian Process, the impact of the blockade on their communities, and future prospects.

Franklin Energy provides coordinated implementation of four energy efficiency programs across Arizona.

Theres a new nonprofit in Hawaii geared towards building more housing. Its called Housing Hawaiis Future (HHF), and the young locals who started it say they want to create opportunities